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How is a donkey born?
when a donkey and a horse has a sex they can create a mule
What is the sexuality called heterosexual?
Heterosexual is to be attracted to the opposite sex
Shelter of donkey called?
The shelter of a donkey is usually called a pen or a donkey pen. It can also be called a shelter or donkey shelter.
Opposite gender of jackass?
A jackass or jack is a male donkey. A female donkey is called a jenny, so that's probably the word you're after.
What is a male and a female donkey called?
Male donkey is called a Jack and a female donkey is called a Jenny.
What is the opposite gender for donkey?
a donkey is a donkey, a male donkey is called a 'jack' and a female is called a 'jenny'
How is a donkey born?
when a donkey and a horse has a sex they can create a mule
What is opposite sex of a zebra called?
there is no opposite. a zebra is a zebra.
What are twins of opposite sex called?
siblings
What is a person who likes the opposite sex called?
Gay/ Lesbian.
What is the sexuality called heterosexual?
Heterosexual is to be attracted to the opposite sex
What is the opposite gender for jennet?
The opposite gender of a jennet, which is a female donkey, is a jack, referring to a male donkey. Jennets and jacks are terms commonly used in the context of donkey breeding and husbandry.
Shelter of donkey called?
The shelter of a donkey is usually called a pen or a donkey pen. It can also be called a shelter or donkey shelter.
Opposite gender of jackass?
A jackass or jack is a male donkey. A female donkey is called a jenny, so that's probably the word you're after.
Masculine word for donkey?
A male donkey is called a jack and a female donkey is called a jenny.
Opposite gender of donkey?
opposite for lady secret joking the real opposite for lady what we call gentlemen
What is the opposite of sex?
To chose not to have sex is to be celibate. To have no sexual interest is being asexual. The opposite sex is whatever sex you are NOT. If you are a male, females are the opposite sex, and vice versa.
