intersex

As nouns the difference between gynandromorphs and intersex

is that gynandromorphs is plural of gynandromorph while intersex is any of a variety of conditions (in a dioecious species) whereby an individual has male and female sex characteristics.

As an adjective intersex is

having characteristics of both sexes.

As a noun intersex is

any of a variety of conditions (in a dioecious species) whereby an individual has male and female sex characteristics.

As an adjective intersex is

(of an individual) having characteristics of both sexes.

As nouns the difference between intersex and tomboy

is that intersex is any of a variety of conditions (in a dioecious species) whereby an individual has male and female sex characteristics while tomboy is a girl who behaves in a typically boyish manner.

As an adjective intersex

is having characteristics of both sexes.

As a verb intertex

is to intertwine; to weave or bind together.

As a noun intersex is

any of a variety of conditions (in a dioecious species) whereby an individual has male and female sex characteristics.

As an adjective intersex is

having characteristics of both sexes.

As adjectives the difference between intersex and interset

is that intersex is (of an individual) having characteristics of both sexes while interset is between sets.

As a noun intersex

is any of a variety of conditions (in a dioecious species) whereby an individual has male and female sex characteristics.

As a verb interset is

to set between or among.

As nouns the difference between interrex and intersex

is that interrex is (history) an official in ancient rome, who acted as single head of state during the interregnum between two consulates while intersex is any of a variety of conditions (in a dioecious species) whereby an individual has male and female sex characteristics.

As an adjective intersex is

(of an individual) having characteristics of both sexes.