Anus
31anus — /ay neuhs/, n., pl. anuses. Anat. the opening at the lower end of the alimentary canal, through which the solid refuse of digestion is excreted. See diag. under intestine. [1650 60; < L anus ring, anus] * * * ▪ anatomy terminal opening of the… …
32anus — (a nus ) s. m. 1° Orifice du rectum. 2° En zoologie, dépression qu offre assez souvent, en avant du sommet, la partie dorsale de la face externe d une valve de coquille bivalve, quand on l envisage sur les deux valves à la fois. HISTORIQUE… …
33anüs — is., anat., Fr. anus Sindirim sisteminin sonunda bulunan ve dışkının atılmasına yarayan çıkış deliği, makat, şerç Birleşik Sözler anüs yüzgeci …
34anus — UK [ˈeɪnəs] / US noun [countable] Word forms anus : singular anus plural anuses medical the hole in your bottom through which you get rid of solid waste …
35anus — a•nus [[t]ˈeɪ nəs[/t]] n. pl. a•nus•es anat. the excretory opening at the lower end of the alimentary canal • Etymology: 1650–60; < L ānus ring, anus …
36anus — Okole, poholua. See buttocks. ♦ Anus opening, amo, puka makani, puka kahiko, puka kūkae. ♦ Sputtering anus, pī ka amo (of an overworked drudge) …
37anus — noun Etymology: Latin, ring, anus; perhaps akin to Old Irish ánne ring Date: 15th century the posterior opening of the alimentary canal …
38ANUS — s. m. (On prononce l S.) T. d Anat. Le fondement, l ouverture extérieure par laquelle se termine l intestin nommé Rectum. Avoir une fistule à l anus …
39ANUS — n. m. T. d’Anatomie Ouverture extérieure par laquelle se termine l’intestin nommé RECTUM. Avoir une fistule à l’anus …
40anus — n. [L. anus] The terminal orifice of the alimentary canal, through which unabsorbed food and waste products are voided; in some groups it is associated with the cloaca; see uropore …
