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Lexicographically close words:
anaesthetic; anaesthetics; anagram; anagrams; anak; analagous; analgesia; analgesic; analog; analogia
  1. Third stage, four rows of orange-yellow tubercles, two blue dots on anal segment, brilliant gold metallic spots at the base of the tubercles on the back, and silver metallic spots at the base of the tubercles on the sides.

  2. Anal segment with brown ribs, the intervals black with white dots; head shining, black with two brown bands on the face, forming a triangle.

  3. In second stage, the tubercles were of a brilliant orange-red; on anal segment, blue dot on each side.

  4. The whole significance of the anal zone is mirrored in the fact that there are but few neurotics who have not their special scatologic customs, ceremonies, etc.

  5. The retention of fecal masses, which is at first intentional in order to utilize them, as it were, for masturbatic excitation of the anal zone, is at least one of the roots of constipation so frequent in neuropaths.

  6. Like the lip zone the anal zone is, through its position, adapted to conduct the sexuality to the other functions of the body.

  7. In the perversions which claim sexual significance for the oral cavity and the anal opening the part played by the erogenous zone is quite obvious.

  8. Real masturbatic irritation of the anal zone by means of the fingers, evoked through either centrally or peripherally supported itching, is not at all rare in older children.

  9. A second pregenital phase is the sadistic-anal organization.

  10. The prevalence of sadism and the rôle of the cloaca of the anal zone stamps it with an exquisitely archaic impression.

  11. The rule is paralysis of all the segments, however many, in regular order from front to back, including even the anal segment if this boast of legs.

  12. It is closely superimposed upon the inner envelope and is easily separated from it everywhere, except at the anal end, where it adheres to the second envelope.

  13. The two ends of the ellipsoid have the same form, so much so that it is only thanks to an individual peculiarity, independent of the shape, that we can tell the cephalic from the anal extremity.

  14. The Odynerus' method of work, the splitting open of the anal still-room, is too far removed from the obvious procedure to have many imitators; it is a secondary detail and impracticable with a different kind of game.

  15. The cephalic pole is flexible and yields to the pressure of my tweezers; the anal pole is hard and unyielding.

  16. Only in the monotremes do the anus and the genito-urinary tract open into a common cloaca surrounded by a sphincter common to the anal and genito-urinary openings (sphincter cloacae).

  17. The ectoderm of the anal fossa and the intestinal entoderm remain separated by a transverse mesodermal partition.

  18. Very soon, however, the ectoderm becomes invaginated at both extremities and finally perforates into the lumen of the intestine, thus establishing the oral and anal communications with the exterior.

  19. Hence this terminal portion of the early embryonic alimentary canal is called the "post-anal gut" (Fig.

  20. The perforation is preceded by the formation of a transverse ectodermal reduplication, producing a depression called the transverse anal fissure.

  21. The ectoderm lining the bottom of this anal fossa or depression is separated by a little mesoderm tissue from the entodermal lining of the blind pouch of the caudal gut.

  22. When the anal aperture is formed in a manner to be presently detailed, the opening is situated cephalad of the portion connected with the nerve-tube by the neuro-enteric canal.

  23. In man and mammals generally the anal orifice is separated from the genito-urinary opening, lying dorsad of the same and provided with special sphincters.

  24. The oral and anal openings, by means of which the alimentary canal communicates with the exterior, are formed secondarily by entodermal invaginations which finally break through into the lumen of the canal (cf.

  25. The caudal gut has as yet no anal opening.

  26. Hence the external opening of the uro-genital sinus is the first to appear, to be followed by the anal perforation.

  27. The male alone of the Cyrtodactylus rubidus of the Andaman Islands possesses pre-anal pores; and these pores, judging from analogy, probably serve to emit an odour.

  28. Stoliczka, on the pre-anal pores of lizards.

  29. In the male the basal margin of the anal fin is also a little produced and dark coloured.

  30. During the breeding-season the anal scent-glands of snakes are in active function (59.

  31. Young Idyia seen from the anal extremity, magnified; a anal opening, other letters as in Fig.

  32. Idyia roseola seen from the broad side, half natural size; a anal opening, b lateral tube, c circular tube, d e f g h rows of locomotive flappers.

  33. The two other ships, with a Barbados sloop, sailed on anal were approaching the Bahamas when another hurricane destroyed the Port Royal.

  34. Colour uniform dusky or dusky slate, with the tips of the fur rufescent; fur long; large sebaceous anal glands; smell very powerful.

  35. It has two anal glands, from which it can squirt a foetid secretion.

  36. The light brown of the upper parts gets gradually lighter towards the tail, where it becomes greyish-white, but does not form a sharply marked anal disc.

  37. Anal pouch large, and divided into two sacs secreting the civet perfume of commerce; pupil vertical and oblong; fur spotted and coarse, lengthened into an erectile mane on the back; diet mixed carnivorous and vegetivorous.

  38. On each side, and a little behind the anal opening, are two small, kidney-shaped subcutaneous glandular bodies.

  39. Body length is the distance from the tip of the snout to the posterior edge of the anal plate; tail length, from the latter point to the tip of the tail; and total length, the sum of the body plus tail.

  40. The anal is divided, apical pits are lacking, the head shields are normal for a colubrid, and the hemipenis is bilobed having many large basal spines.

  41. The pythons have small pelvic bones, or anal spurs, two rows of subcaudal scales, and pitted labials.

  42. A division of opisthobranchiate mollusks having the branchi\'91 in a wreath or group around the anal opening, as in the genus Doris.

  43. The anal opening of certain invertebrates and fishes; also, the external cloacal opening of reptiles, birds, amphibians, and many fishes.

  44. The anal fork on which the larv\'91 of certain insects carry their f\'91ces.

  45. The operation of cutting for anal fistula.

  46. It has anal glands which produce a very offensive secretion, similar to that of the skunk.

  47. A suborder of Gephyr\'91a, having a cylindrical body with a terminal anal opening, and usually with one or two caudal gills.

  48. They differ from the common eel in lacking pectoral fins and in having the dorsal and anal fins continuous.

  49. Its dorsal and anal fins are long, and extend back on each side of the tail.

  50. Any one of a group of fishes having the dorsal and anal fins partially covered with scales.

  51. The transverse diameter of the body, without reckoning the anal fin, which is elongated in the form of a keel, was three inches and a half.

  52. The anal fin of the gymnoti only has a sensible motion when these fishes are excited under the belly, where the electric organ is placed.

  53. The three many jointed anal stylets may, however, be directly compared with the similar appendages of Perla and Ephemera.

  54. The anal opening, in the last segment of the abdomen.

  55. Anal opening, the posterior opening of the food canal.

  56. If the instructor has not opened the fish previously, this is to be done by the student as follows: On the ventral side, insert the scissors in the vent (in front of the anal fin) and cut straight forward to a point between the opercula.

  57. Identify also the somites and the girdle, the mouth with its projecting lip, and the anal opening.

  58. Anal fin#, a ventral median fin of fishes, just back of the anus.

  59. Anal glands, such as occur in some Beetles, have not been discovered in Cockroaches.

  60. This forms the extreme end of the body, except that the small sub-anal styles project beyond it.

  61. A third distinction between palæozoic and modern Cockroaches is found in the veinlets of the anal area.

  62. In Perlidæ the tracheal gills may have a tergal, pleural, sternal, or anal insertion.

  63. In most of the mesozoic genera, the anal nervules, as far as known, strike the margin; but the larger portion of these show a decided tendency to trend toward the tip of the anal furrow, as in many modern forms.

  64. I was afflicted with an Anal Fistula (a very bad one it proved to be).

  65. A case of anal fistula that had been unsuccessfully treated by Prof.

  66. Anal glands largely developed; their secretion, which can be discharged at the will of the animal, has an intolerably offensive odour and has rendered skunks proverbial.

  67. A large post-anal median glandular pouch, into which the largely developed anal scent glands pour their secretion.

  68. A prostate gland is present; but there are no glands in the vasa deferentia; the penial bone is grooved; and anal glands are generally developed.

  69. Anal glands largely developed, and emitting an odour like that of the skunks.

  70. Base of the shell, on which both the oral and anal apertures are placed; the anal being more round, and at the smaller end.

  71. They not only agree in the structure of the fin, at first pointed out by Huxley, but also in the position of the pectoral, ventral, and anal fins, and in having an elongated body and rhomboidal scales.

  72. The anal fork on which the larvæ of certain insects carry their fæces.

  73. In other forms these anal bristles or stylets are united at the base and bent under the body and become a powerful jumping organ, giving them the very appropriate name of Spring-tails.

  74. The cell M and first M2 not separated by a crossvein; anal cell absent; front bare or only bristly above; usually light colored flies.

  75. Tarsi slender, not hairy; anal lobe of the wing moderate.

  76. Arista long plumose, or pectinate above; oral vibrissae present; anal cell complete; costa broken at the apex of R1.

  77. Underside of the scutellum more or less sparsely covered with fine hairs; anal vein nearly always reaches the hind margin of the wing; extensor surface of the hind tibiae with a number of stout setae; squamae often small and equal.

  78. Anal cell closed at apical margin by the anal crossvein.

  79. It is rose colored; eyeless; its legs are scarcely as long as its body, the hind femur is not thickened; the mandibles are small and the anal opening is on the venter.

  80. Tarsi broadened and flattened, hairy, anal lobe of the wing large.

  81. Anal areole of membrane extending farther proximad than the costal areole.

  82. Third segment of the antenna short and with terminal arista; anal cell open Leptis Fabr.

  83. Pectoral fin just below the lateral line; first dorsal spinous and nearly opposite the ventral; second dorsal about midway between the first and the tail; anal almost directly under the second dorsal.

  84. The dorsal fin is double, the front being very small with spines and the second half more than twice as high; dorsal and anal fins continue in a low membrane to very near the tail.

  85. The back is olive, sides and belly light orange or golden yellow with a scarlet stripe along the center of the belly and at the base of the pectoral, ventral and anal fins, which are of themselves more or less of a golden color.

  86. All Geometræ, whose larvæ resemble twigs as they stand out from the plant on their anal prolegs, are invariably eaten.

  87. Abdominal fold in male small, or none; anal valves small or obsolete, hairy; wings tailed or entire.

  88. The minute limbs hidden beneath the skin in many of the snake-like lizards, the anal hooks of the boa constrictor, the complete series of jointed finger-bones in the paddle of the Manatus and whale, are a few of the most familiar instances.

  89. Acantholabrus palloni and Centrolabrus exoletus have more than three anal spines.

  90. The character most convenient for distinguishing Oncorhynchus, young or old, from all the species of Salmo, is the number of developed rays in the anal fin.

  91. Pteropsaron is a Japanese genus, with high dorsal and anal fins; Parapercis is more widely diffused.

  92. In all the species there is one dorsal and one anal fin, separate from the caudal.

  93. Dorsal, caudal, and pectoral fins dusky; ventrals and anal white, the former grayish internally.

  94. Other cod-like fishes have but two dorsals and one anal fin.

  95. Numerous silvery species belong to Larimus, Corvula, Odontoscion, and especially to Bairdiella, a genus in which the second anal spine is unusually strong.

  96. The vent is at the throat and the anal is excessively long.

  97. The Lactariidæ constitute a small family of the East Indies, allied to the Sciænidæ, but with three anal spines.

  98. The amber-fishes, forming the genus Seriola, are rather robust fishes, with the anal fin much shorter than the soft dorsal.

  99. The polypi of the nasal and of the anal cavities often show themselves under the form of rounded bodies, projecting from the nose or anus.


  100. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "anal" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    abdominal; anal; bourgeois; cardiac; compulsive; concordant; conventional; coronary; corresponding; dinky; duodenal; enteric; formalistic; gastric; harmonious; intestinal; kosher; neat; orthodox; pedantic; plastic; pyloric; rectal; shipshape; sleek; slick; smart; snug; spruce; square; straight; stuffy; tidy; tight; trig; trim; visceral


    Some related collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    anal opening; analogous case; analogous cases; analogous manner; analogous variation; analytical chemistry; analytical geometry