“There can also be a dull feeling of pressure and burning and pain in the rectum.”

“Suppositories should be well lubricated and pushed as far into the rectum as the gloved forefinger can reach.”

“Security screening failed to detect a bomb concealed in the man's rectum, which exploded as the prince greeted him.”

“Videodefecography is specifically designed to evaluate evacuatory disorders such as rectal prolapse and rectocele.”

“Cystocele and rectocele complicating pregnancy are usually associated with some degree of prolapse.”

“An enterocele differs from a rectocele in that it is a true hernia, lined by peritoneum and usually containing small bowel.”

“Some writers have used the term rectophobia to describe a condition of morbid foreboding, claimed to be peculiar to patients afflicted with rectal disease.”

“Sometimes a very little licence is sufficient to convert the oratio obliqua into the recta.”

“Here recte is miswritten for recta, clearly because the scribe was still thinking of the latter syllable of the preceding sponte.”

“Mrs. recta says if she lives she will make a good housekeeper.”

“I've even heard of guys trying to smuggle this kind of thing into the jail in their rectums, so they can settle a score with another inmate.”

“Dr. Orero has repaired ripped rectums, bleeding stomachs, and removed rusty wires and coat hangers from the innards of his patients.”

“It's just not the way I would normally describe the process of slamming people into walls, half-drowning them in water and ramming hummus up their rectums.”