And roc tonus (and rok tonus)

[NL., Gr. ἀνδροκτόνος, man-slaying, mous. androdiœcio us (andrō-di-ēʻshius), a. [ 206 andrecium (an-drē'shi-um), n.; pl. andræcia (-ä). [NL., E. wick, a village.] In bot., the male organs of a flower; the a emblage of stamens. androgynal (an-droj'i-nal), a. Same as an drogynous. androgynally (an-droj'i-nal-i), adv. With the sexual organs of both sexes; as a hermaphrodite. [Rare.] No reall or new transexion, but were androgynally borne. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., iii. 17. androgyne (an'drō-jin), n. [F. androgyne, Plato. tells a story how that at first there were three kinds of men, that is, male, female, and a third mixt species of the other two, called, for that reason, andro gynes. 2. An effeminate man. [Rare.] Chilmead. What shall I say of these vile and stinking androgynes, that is to say, these men-women, with their curled locks, their crisped and frizzled hair? Harmar, tr. of Beza, p. 173. 3. An androgynous plant.-4. A eunuch. [Rare.] androgyneity (andro-gi-ne'i-ti), n. [As andro gynous gyn +-e - ity.] Androgyny; bisexuality; her maphroditism.