Seriously. Is this possible?
I am just laughing my ass off, imagining why you are asking this question.
Why do you want to know, Winston? 
Women DO have Adam’s Apples. They’re just not as pronounced as men’s.
Do you have a certain individual in mind who :dubious: you may have a question about? 
The Adam’s Apple is just the larynx, isn’t it? Everybody has one.
I wish my Mother-in-law didn’t… :rolleyes:
Google “Ann Coulter” + “Adam’s apple”
I so knew that Ann Coulters’ name would be mentioned in this thread sooner or later
I resisted at least 15 minutes ago. 
Haven’t ever touched/kissed a woman’s throat, I see? :dubious:
I had always thought that men had a bone right over their larynxes, which women don’t have, and that this bone is what creates the appearance of the adam’s apple?
The hyoid bone. Just remembered the name.
The serious answer is that the Adam’s apple is the front part of the larynx. Men tend to have larger larynxes than women, so their Adam’s apples tend to be more prominent. But the operative word is “tend,” so there are many women who have visible Adam’s apples and many men who don’t. IANAE but presumably the structure of the neck plays a role in whether the Adam’s apple is visible.
I’ll just note that the adam’s apple is also known as the “voice box.” Yes, women have a voice box; otherwise they wouldn’t be able to talk.
Men and women both have a hyoid bone.
Notices that ‘Lola’ by the Kinks is playing on his MP3 player. 
Yeah, 'cause that’s the one that gets broken in manual strangulation. Um. Not that I’d know anything about that.
That’s why I had to laugh at the OP.
Here’s an example of an “apple” woman:http://www.rankincounty.org/TA/
There is no gross anatomical structure in the human female body outside of the reproductive system that does not have a direct analogue in the human male, and vice versa. It all comes from the same general recipe. Men don’t have one less rib than women, either.
As for Coulter, I’m not entirely convinced of her membership in the human race–she strikes me as some kind of freakish human-alien hybrid–but it is certainly possible for women to have a visable larnyx and still be entirely female in all salient ways; as previously noted, men generally have deeper voices, thus the requirement for a larger voicebox to create longer, low frequency sound. Curiously, no one accuses men who lack a visible Adam’s apple of being gay or secretly female.
Stranger
Fact accepted, but… never get involved in a land war in Asia. There are species in which the males have a baculum that the females are missing. So, just because the general map is the same, you can’t say that the bones are going to be the same.
I was just watching a Sandra Bullock film last night and was surprised to see how visible hers is. No, I’m not going to sift through numerous photo sites to find one that shows it. You’ll have to watch her next film carefully if you want to see it.