anus
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈeɪnəs/
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ano
- After the surgery, he was worried about pain near his anus, so he asked the nurse for help.
- mouth to anus
- anus and genitals
- anus and vagina
And, you know, I got that, that fat retention around my anus and hips.
- And, you know, I got that, that fat retention around my anus and hips.
- Our eyes, our nose, our ears, our mouth, our anus and our genitals, right?
- Why was so much attention paid to the generous genitals and prominent anus?
- Well, it's a muscle in, in the anus, which we would say that don't squeeze your bottom together.
- And now I'm just like, in this bubble of anus smelling gas.
- They just think there was air in your anus and now it's in my nose.
- Perfect balance of salty, sweet and hog anus.
Examples
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The food canal, from mouth to anus, is a tube, a surface through which the broken-down, dissolved food must pass.
Academic text (2006) -
Suddenly, he felt a burning lump forming around his anus, and then his entire body felt flushed.
Fiction book (1998) -
It takes the pressure off the anus so you're less likely to get hemorrhoids.
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The doctor advised him to keep the area around his anus clean to prevent irritation.
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She explained that the anus is the exit point for solid waste in the digestive system.
Synonyms
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9.5
A rude word for the hole at the end of the body where poo leaves
Compounds
- Specialized
A baby born with the opening at the end of the bowel missing or blocked
How Vulgar
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word anus comes from the Latin word anus meaning 'ring' or 'circle', because the opening is round. So, anus names the round opening at the end of the digestive tract where solid waste leaves the body.