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drop an andro

when you make your group of friends wait for longer than 15minute to take a spontaneous shit.

apologies, you must excuse me from the table, pa-pa, i must drop an andro.

by sootybooty April 03, 2022

victoria andro

Someone who loves manatees to a point where she is secretly sexually attracted to them.

Bro: Dude I saw this girl have sex with a manatee.
Dude: Wow, she's a Victoria Andro

by WhorhayMaccocknstuf March 25, 2014

andro-fem

Similar to the metro-sexual male. An andro-fem is a female who possesses male habits. They appear completely girly but have the tendency to think like the male species.

She is such an andro-fem. She looks all girly but she sounds like a dude. She is almost a dude.

by Mirca June 09, 2006

andro-hipster

short for Androgenous Hipster - those folks with overworked hair, super skinny jeans, and all the latest accessories from American Apparel.

I'd shop at American Apparel but I hate all that andro-hipster crap.

by overmonk December 10, 2009

Andros lesbian

A lesbian who is a mix of masculine and feminine

"Is she a butch or a femme?"

"Neither, she's an andros lesbian"

by AndrosLesbian June 10, 2023

GL Andros

The Albanian Bully who beat 5 guys from the Real Madrid ultras group called "Ultras Sur". He is banned from the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

Geri is the most loyal Barça fan. That's why they call him GL Andros.

by Boixos Nois July 20, 2024

andro

The combining form andro- is used like a prefix meaning “male.” It is often used in scientific terms, especially in biology.

WORD ORIGIN FOR ANDRO-
from Greek anēr (genitive andros) man

The form andro- comes from Greek anḗr, meaning “man.” The name of the princess Andromeda from Greek mythology comes from this same Greek root. Her name has been translated as “ruler of man.”

What are variants of andro-?

When combined with words or word elements that begin with a vowel, andro- becomes andr-, as in andragogy.

Though these aren’t true variants, andro- is related to the combining forms -androus and -andry. Want to know more? Check out our Words that Use articles for each form.

One example of a word you may have encountered that features the form andro- is androgynous, “neither clearly masculine nor clearly feminine in appearance.” Androgynous comes from the Greek andrógynos, meaning “hermaphrodite,” which uses the equivalent form of andro-.

The andro- part of the word means “male,” while the -gynous part, from Greek -gynos, means “of females.” Androgynous literally means roughly “like a male and a female.”

by iurbandic June 22, 2022