diphallic

English

Etymology

From di- +‎ phallic.

Adjective

diphallic (not comparable)

1. Having two phalluses.
   • 1895, John William Ballantyne, Teratologia: a Quarterly Journal of Antenatal Pathology:

     There is, therefore, no indication that diphallic infants occur in families in which malformations are common, nor is there any record of more than one such anomaly having occurred in the same family; […]

Derived terms

• diphallic terata