The phrase "anal hole" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal and may be considered vulgar.
It can be used in contexts discussing anatomy or in a humorous or crude manner.
Example: "The doctor explained the importance of maintaining hygiene around the anal hole to prevent infections."
Alternatives: "rectal opening" or "anus".
The idea is they'll stab you in the buttocks near the anal hole or the junction, resulting in you having to wear a colostomy bag for the rest of your life.
After all, throughout the day, I spent time on Grindr sending ass pics and anal hole pics—or "holies" as the interns called them to strangers I was trying to fuck.
"There's a slang they use with the gangs down here called 'bagging.' The idea is they'll stab you in the buttocks near the anal hole or the junction, resulting in you having to wear a colostomy bag for the rest of your life.
MSP was defined as the mean of differences between the mean pressures obtained by voluntary squeezing for 5 seconds and resting pressures when all of the holes were within the anal canal.
I get my vagina waxed and have engaged in anal sex totally fine despite having very little sex holes.
One skin hole 3 cm lateral to and beneath the anal orifice was then created on the left buttock and again on the right buttock.
Men in a group discussion said anal sex was 'something we do for a competition', and 'every hole's a goal'.
"Give me crack and anal sex/ Take the only tree that's left/ Stuff it up the hole in your culture," he sings, all as the girls go do-de-do in the background.
Thus, adolescent sexual understanding may have progressed from ignorance as to which hole gets you pregnant to a working knowledge of the practice of double anal, yet the risks of chlamydia remain mysterious.
Her previous experience with anal sex was an uncomfortable, unfortunate situation where a sweaty dick accidentally penetrated the wrong hole.
When writing an anal sex scene between a king and a princess, I found myself growing irritated over plot holes.
