Hermaphrodite [adjective]

Hermaphrodite mollusks, with a marvellously complicated sexual apparatus, ought also to be studied separately.

The amphioxus, the bridge between invertebrates and vertebrates, is not hermaphrodite.

Each worm is bisexual or hermaphrodite, on which account they multiply with great rapidity.

And therefore natural philosophers say, that an hermaphrodite is impotent in the privy parts of a man, as appears by experience.

They are in a hermaphrodite condition, out of which they develop into either males or females.

The vessel in sight was a large hermaphrodite brig, of a Dutch build, and painted black, with a tawdry gilt figure-head.

Can nature form veritable hermaphrodites, and can a hermaphrodite be rendered pregnant?

Later it was determined that the cultivated varieties of Europe were always hermaphrodite and that staminate forms were unknown.

The bird was an hermaphrodite, having the female organs of generation on the left side of its body and the male on the right.

In this way separate males and females are produced by the hermaphrodite, females with twelve and males with eleven chromosomes.