androgynous

Nor has there been a lack of a strange taste in partners, most notably the case of the androgynous Mrs. Simpson and Edward VIII.

There were boyish suits from yesteryear with puffy white sleeves and fur collars worn by androgynous creatures with white faces.

These flowers are still regarded as more or less sacred, and they are called feminine, although really androgynous.

For the androgynous woman despises every approach to coquetry, as she despises all the other insignia of feminine servitude.

The notion of man being at first androgynous, or man-woman, was prevalent in most of the countries of antiquity.

It escaped him as it has escaped later biologists that Man, the highest of the vertebrates, is still androgynous.

But to accomplish this work, which we may also call diabolic, isn't an androgynous genius necessary?