anal
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈeɪnəl/
- Specialized
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anal
- But heterosexual anal sex need not imply an attitude of misogyny.
- anal sex
- anal intercourse
- unprotected anal intercourse
Also, they need their anal glands expressed.
- Also, they need their anal glands expressed.
- There are body wall muscles, there are egg laying muscles, there are anal muscles, there are head muscles.
- The FDA just passed a new passes new condom for anal sex.
- And what do they mean when they said that thing about anal beads?
- I meant scenes, but yeah, a lot of anal scenes in it.
- And he's like, I want to do anal.
- Yes, I do this thing every time I do an anal scene.
Examples
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We found no significant association between unprotected anal intercourse and HIV infection.
Academic text (2011) -
Their estimates for anal sex were 25.6% and 20.4% for men and women, respectively.
Academic text (1999) -
And for me you will see that I am extremely anal about labelling things.
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The doctor explained the importance of screening for anal cancer during the check-up.
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She was concerned about the discomfort from an anal fissure after the procedure.
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The nurse provided instructions on how to maintain good anal hygiene.
Synonyms
1
8.7
The skin around the anus
Relating to the anus and the area around it
Relating to both the anus and the rectum
Compounds
- Offensive
11
7.3
Sexual activity when a person with a penis puts it into another person's anus
- Specialized
A stage in early childhood when a child learns to control their bowel movements and toilet use
- Specialized
A childhood stage when pleasure and conflict focus on toilet training and bowel and bladder control
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anal comes from the Latin word anus, which meant 'ring' and was used for the body's rear opening called the 'anus'. So anal simply means 'relating to the anus'.