back passage
The term 'back passage' can refer to a physical alleyway or be used euphemistically in British English.
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Definition
B2Architecture
(common)A narrow alleyway located behind buildings, often used for access to the rear.
Example
- The children used the back passage to quickly reach the park.
B2Anatomy
(euphemistic, British English)A polite term for the anus or rectum.
Example
- He complained of discomfort in his back passage.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "back passage":
back doorback alleyback porchpassage houseback streetfront holeback holeback channel