Males [noun]

The children of Israel, having been sent out by Jahweh to punish the Midianites, "slew all the males."

By statute a later date, twenty-one for males and eighteen for females has been fixed in many states.

They were always hens; for the sisters objected to males of every description; moreover, they objected to the singing.

When she was unaware of the name she was accustomed to address all males by the epithet "man."

Can you think why the females and the young males of the reindeer herd could drive the old stags away during the winter?

It was at length arranged, that all the females in the house should sleep in one room, and all the males in another.

The members of the choir sit near the pulpit, the females on one side and the males on the other.

The church has two or three “guilds,” the female members thereof numbering about 200, and the males 100.

The population tends slowly to increase; about 45% of the births are illegitimate, and males are more numerous than females.

The term signifies the ability of females to reproduce in such species for one or a number of generations without males.