Sex_(disambiguation)

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Sex (from Latin sexus), relating to biological gender

• Sexual reproduction
• Sexual attraction
• Sex symbol
• Sexual intercourse
• Human sexuality, Human sexual behavior
• Chicken sexing

• Sex, a 1926 play by Mae West
• Sex, a 1992 book by entertainer Madonna and photographer Steven Meisel
• Sex (TV series). an Australian television series that ran on the Nine Network from 1992 to 1993.
• Sex: The Annabel Chong Story, a 1999 documentary film about porn star Annabel Chong
• SEX, a boutique on Kings Road in the Chelsea district of London
• Sex, a Tila Tequila EP
• Sex, a song by Frank Zappa appearing on the 1983 album The Man from Utopia.
• S.E.X. refers to Sports Entertainment Xtreme, a professional wrestling stable.
• Sex (Kath & Kim episode), the pilot episode of the Australian comedy series Kath & Kim.

From Latin sex "six" (see also numerical prefix)

• Sex, an abbreviation for the constellation Sextans
• Sextet: A group of six musicians
• Sexagenarian: A person who is six decades old
• Sextuplet: Six children born at the same time to the same mother
• Sexdactyly: A genetic condition which causes people to have 6 fingers instead of the usual 5
• A sextant is a measuring instrument in the shape of 1/6 of a circle
• Sextilis, the sixth month of the early Roman calendar

acronyms:

• The "SEX" assembly language mnemonic is often used for the "Sign EXtend" machine instruction found in the PDP-11 and many other computer architectures
• SEX, a mnemonic for advice about writing essays (stands for Sentence, Explanation, and eXample)

geography:

• From seax, Saxon:
  • Wessex, Essex, Sussex
• Sexi, a Phoenician colony in modern-day Spain

See also

• Sexus (a disambiguation page)

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