anal sex
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7.3
- noun
- /ˈeɪnəl sɛks/
- Offensive
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sexo anal
- Many couples explore different aspects of their intimacy, including anal sex, to enhance their relationship.
- unprotected anal sex
- anal sex and oral sex
- vaginal or anal sex
So, so they have anal sex instead of vaginal sex.
- So, so they have anal sex instead of vaginal sex.
- And I want to show them Polaroids of men having hardcore anal sex.
- Oh, oh, like some people get a bit squeamish with anal sex.
- It seemed like, you know, oral and anal sex were also sex to me, but not for him.
- We have oral sex, anal sex, all types of sex that can't possibly lead to conception.
- But I definitely think anal sex is a really it's a new frontier.
- Educate us so anal sex, let's talk about it.
- I'm saying go get some anal sex freak.
Examples
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The prevalence of anal sex was too low to be included.
Academic text (2000) -
We have oral sex, anal sex, all types of sex that can't possibly lead to conception.
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You know, about having anal sex with Miss Johnson.
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I forgot to ask you: you like anal sex?
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You know, it may be news to you, but not every gay man has, uh, anal sex.
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The problem for many couples is how to make anal sex more comfortable for both of you.
Blog text (28) -
All questions about sexual behaviors referred only to vaginal or anal sex.
Academic text (2011) -
For starters, are you aware that anal sex isn't just a gay practice?
Blog text (13) -
The case-control analysis was limited to men who reported having had anal sex with a man during the 1-year recall period.
Academic text (2011) -
I read in one of Bunty's magazines that 20% of heterosexual couples enjoy anal sex - while only 50% of homosexual couples do.
Synonyms
28
9.9
Sex that involves using a person's anus, often between men
2
7.7
Sex in which a penis goes into another person's anus
1
9.9
Sex in which a person's penis enters another person's bottom, often between men
A crude slang term for rough anal sex between adults
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'anal' specifies relation to the anus and 'sex' denotes sexual activity, so a learner who knows both words will infer sexual intercourse involving the anus. This is an anatomical, literal combination following standard noun-noun composition and similar constructions exist in many languages, making it immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Anal sex is a simple, descriptive phrase: anal refers to the body part 'anus' and sex means 'sexual activity', so the term names sexual activity that involves that part.