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orifice

noun as in opening

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And like the Remora, Miller is known to eat the other parasites residing in and around Trump’s orifice.

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"It can be thrown over the wall, it can be brought in by visitors - secreted in their bodily orifices - or in children's nappies… staff corruption is an issue in many prisons," he added.

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The other was another edition of a baking contest that featured a dirty turkey cake and one with a gaping orifice that spits stuffing.

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You may even seek refuge from a dust storm by climbing into the rear orifice of a pink unicorn, erected on Black Rock City’s lunar-like terrain.

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This is the kind of movie where, at any moment, the editor might throw in an insert shot of an oozing orifice, keeping viewers on their toes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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