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Revision as of 14:57, 12 February 2024
(L91)
Statements
Senses
L91-S1
| English | Referring to a man, one who is considered unmasculine or feminine. |
Statements about L91-S1
L91-S2
| English | Referring to a woman, one who considered unfeminine or masculine. |
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L91-S3
| English | Of clothing or accessories, making a man appear feminine or a woman appear masculine. |
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L91-S4
| English | Of clothing or accessories, making a person's identity as male or female not immediately apparent to observers. |
Statements about L91-S4
...someone whose sex is not apparent from their outward appearance... (British English)
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L91-S5
| English | Said of a non-human animal or mythical creature, hermaphroditic. |
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L91-S6
| English | Of a planet, being associated with feminine and masculine characteristics. |
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L91-S7
| English | In botany, said of a flower that is hermaphroditic or bisexual, being capable of pollen export and pollen receipt. |
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L91-S8
| English | In botany, said of a flower that is gynandrous, having stamens and pistils united in a column. |
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L91-S9
| English | In botany, said of a flower having pollen-producing and ovule-producing reproductive parts during different parts of an inflorescence. |
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L91-S10
| English | Not determined or guided by sociocultural expectations about men and women. |
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Forms
L91-F1