About The Word Anus
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Anus
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What's The Definition Of Anus?
[n] excretory opening at the end of the alimentary canal
Synonyms | Synonyms for Anus: arse | arsehole | asshole Related Terms | Find terms related to Anus: abdomen | appendix | asshole | blind gut | bowels | brain | bung | bunghole | cecum | colon | duodenum | endocardium | entrails | foregut | giblets | gizzard | guts | heart | hindgut | innards | inner mechanism | insides | internals | intestine | inwards | jejunum | kidney | kishkes | large intestine | liver | liver and lights | lung | midgut | perineum | pump | pylorus | rectum | small intestine | spleen | stomach | ticker | tripes | vermiform appendix | viscera | vitals | works See Also | anal sphincter | imperforate anus | musculus sphincter ani | opening | orifice | porta | rectum | sphincter ani Anus In Webster's Dictionary \A"nus\, n. [L., prob. for asnus: cf. Gr. ? to sit, Skr.
[=a]s.] (Anat.)
The posterior opening of the alimentary canal, through which
the excrements are expelled.
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