Definition of back passage in English:

noun

• The rectum.

  Example sentences

  • ‘Readers may recall the legendary story of the 20-year-old Taiwanese woman who had to have a mobile phone surgically removed from her back passage after a sex game went horribly wrong.’
  • ‘She flipped me over, pulled down my bikini and without any word of an excuse me or a shake of the hand she had stuck a thermometer up my back passage.’
  • ‘Resting comfortably on one side, most people feel only a little discomfort as the colonoscope is carefully inserted into the back passage.’
  • ‘The children in Garavogue Villas have got it on their face, legs, genitals and back passage.’
  • ‘When one of my own patients casually mentioned to me that he had been bleeding from the back passage, I suggested that he should come and see me in the surgery.’
  • ‘Because one of the tell-tale symptoms is bleeding from the back passage.’
  • ‘These are investigations using a long, thin telescope (a colonoscope or sigmoidoscope) that is passed via the back passage, so a doctor can directly view the bowel.’
  • ‘He later claimed it was for his personal use to alleviate pain in his back passage.’
  • ‘One can only hope that no budding terrorist ever gets caught smuggling explosives onto a plane by storing them in his back passage.’
  • ‘If you have bleeding from the back passage or any swellings around the opening to the bowel (the anus), see your GP.’
  • ‘For the test, a fluid containing barium dye is inserted into the back passage.’