1) Alimentary canal orifice 2) Arse 3) Arsehole 4) Asshole 5) Chocolate starfish 6) Digestive system component 7) Endpoint of a familiar canal 8) French word used in English 9) Opening 10) Opening of a naughty video 11) Orifice 12) Porta 13) Real ass hole 14) Rear window 15) The back door
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1) Arsehole 2) Bunghole
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An opening at the base of the tale. (see cloaca)
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The posterior opening of the digestive tract.
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Posterior opening of the digestive tract
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• (n.) The posterior opening of the alimentary canal, through which the excrements are expelled.
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(L. 'ring', 'circle') the distal or terminal orifice of the alimentary canal.
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terminal opening of the anal canal, the portion of the digestive tract through which fecal material is excreted. rectum.[6 related articles]
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Back passage; lower opening of the gut.
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<anatomy> The distal or terminal orifice of the alimentary canal. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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(a´nәs) pl. a´ni the opening of the rectum on the body surface. imperforate anus congenital absence of the normal opening of the rectum. Called also anal atresia and atresia ani.
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is the back passage. It is lined with sensitive skin and surrounded by important muscles which control bowel emptying
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A'nus noun [ Latin , probably for
asnus : confer Greek ... to sit, Sanskrit
ās .]
(Anat.) The posterior opening of the alimentary canal, through which the excrements are expelled.
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Anus: The opening of the rectum to the outside of the body. The word 'anus' comes straight from the Latin. It referred to the same structure to the Romans. It also meant a 'ring' in the sense of an encirclement which was entirely appropriate since the anus encircles the outlet of the bowel.
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(a;nus) The terminal opening of the GI tract.
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The anus is the opening at the end of the digestive system where solid waste leaves the body.
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The anus is the sphincter muscle which regulates the lower orifice of the digestive, or alimentary, tract. This sphincter muscle keeps the anus closed, opening it during excretion to allow faeces to pass through.
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Excretory opening at end of alimentary canal.
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End of the digestive tract, or gut, through which waste products of digestion are excreted, as distinct from the mouth.
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End of the digestive tract, or gut, through which waste products of digestion are excreted, as distinct from the mouth.
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anus The outlet of the rectum lying in the fold between the buttocks.
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Opening to the outside of the body at the end of the bowel and rectum.
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arse noun excretory opening at the end of the alimentary canal
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Opening at the end of the alimentary canal which allows undigested foods and other waste materials to pass out of the body in the form of faeces. In humans the term is also used to describe the last 4 cm/1.5 in of the alimentary canal. It is normally kept closed by a ring of muscle called a sphincter. A common medical condition in humans associ...
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Latin = ring, adjective - anal.
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