Anus

/ˈe‍ɪnʌs/

/ˈeɪnəs/

[noun]

Anus

[NOUN]

a hole at the end of an animal or human's body from which the faeces leaves the body

What is "anus"?

The anus is a muscular opening located at the end of the digestive tract in the human body. It serves as the exit point for solid waste materials, allowing for their elimination during the process of defecation. The anus is lined with sensitive skin and contains internal and external sphincter muscles that help regulate the passage of stool.

Examples

1. They grow into their anuses.

2. Brittle stars and many parasites had ancestors with anuses, but no longer have them.

3. It includes anuses and erect penises and George Carlin-esque words describing them.

4. The dogs have scent glands On their anuses, genitals and faces, Which they use to communicate age, health and status.