half-sider
half-sider noun: a bilateral gynandromorph, an animal that is one sex on the left and another sex on the right.

Noun
half-sider (plural half-siders)
- A bilateral gynandromorph, an animal that is one sex on the left and another sex on the right.
- An animal that is one color on the left and another on the right.
- If the lost choromosome had been the one carrying the blue gene, then a visual half-sider would not have resulted, although the bird would still be a genetic half-sider, one side pure Light Green and the other side Light Green/blue.1961, Thomas Geoffrey Taylor, Cyril Warner, Genetics for Budgerigar Breeders, page 104
Forms of half-sider
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Questions about half-sider
- What does half-sider mean?
- Half-sider means a bilateral gynandromorph, an animal that is one sex on the left and another sex on the right.
- What part of speech is half-sider?
- Half-sider is a noun.
- What is the plural of half-sider?
- The plural of half-sider is half-siders.
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