Belch smoke from the seven orifices of the head: to be furious (Chinese).
At burial, the seven orifices of the body were sealed with jade plugs and plaques.
The unknown infectious agent was causing people to die with hemorrhages flooding from the natural orifices of the body.
Scientists will invent a "sexual superwoman... with cleverly designed orifices of various kinds, something like a wriggly Swiss cheese, but shapelier and more fragrant".
This satiny-white flip phone is so big that when you're on a call, the earpiece and mouthpiece are right next to the proper orifices of your head.
The vocal tract comprises the passage from the trachea (windpipe) to the orifices of the mouth and nose; all the organs used in speaking lie in this passage.
A man strapped into one of the machines, with tubes plugged into the orifices of his head, pumps with his foot, forcing viscous liquids to circulate and leak over his body.
"Their horses were foul spine-sprung things, malandered about the necks, beshat greenly across the hindquarters, and trailing ropy harls of yellow snot blown from all the orifices of their heads".
(This is the novel's cleverest notion; the park is to be called AmericaWorks and will feature a roller coaster that travels "through various facial orifices" of the presidents in an ersatz Mount Rushmore).
Its repeated shots of the hero's hand insinuating itself into the intimate orifices of his victim's pockets transform the legerdemain of petty theft into a jubilantly sensual, almost sexual practice.
The 00 on his front and back represent in Mr. Barney's mind the twin orifices of mouth and anus, a polymorphously perverse association that links Mr. Otto to dozens of other creatures in the "Cremaster" mythology.
