to sodomize
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9.9
- verb
- /ˈsɒdəˌmaɪz/
- Offensive
:
sodomizar
- Another woman had been sodomized by a client against her wishes.
If Anna Epstein had had the misfortune of being in one of those kibbutz, she would have been raped, sodomized, burned and then killed.
- If Anna Epstein had had the misfortune of being in one of those kibbutz, she would have been raped, sodomized, burned and then killed.
- I mean, wasn't he having junior artists sodomize him on camera and and and such?
- Just awful things like, you know, pastors that are are sodomizing their staff.
Examples
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The victim reported that she was sodomized during the assault.
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In court, the prosecutor detailed how the teenager was sodomized by the suspect.
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Would you like to sodomize him?
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I mean, wasn't he having junior artists sodomize him on camera and and and such?
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You think he sodomized her?
Fiction book (1998) -
Does Scott sodomize you?
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Did he sodomize you?
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I was sodomized.
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He was sentenced for sodomizing multiple victims over several years.
Synonyms
18
7.2
Insert a penis into a person's vagina or anus during sex
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9.9
To have anal sex with someone, used as an offensive act
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sodomize comes from the Bible place Sodom, a city famous in old stories for 'sinful sexual acts'. So to sodomize someone came to mean doing those forbidden acts, and today it often refers to forcing someone to have anal sex.