* a person who exhibits
* for plants and flowers see Hermaphroditism in plants and
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"Androgyny" is a song by Garbage
"Androgyny" is the premier and only Co-ed A Capella group at Davidson College.
Androgynous may refer to:
*"Androgynous", a song by The Replacements from their 1984 album "Let It Be"
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