Definition of: gynander

(jī·nan′dər, ji-, gī-) noun
1. Biol An organism exhibiting bisexual characteristics, usually localized on one or the other side of the mid-line of the body, as certain insects: also gy·nan·dro·morph (jī·nan′drə·môrf, ji-, gī-).
2. A masculine woman. [<Gk. gynandros of doubtful sex <gynē woman + anēr, andros man]