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Meanings of enema in English
Usage of enema in English
1
This town, in the words of the Joker himself, needs an enema.
2
He had an enema of FMT once a week for eight weeks.
3
If I could go to a hospital and get a good enema!
4
Questionnaires were also completed by 140 patients undergoing double-contrast barium enema examinations.
5
A large enema was given and the teeth and plate came away.
6
Move the bowels with salts and, if necessary, give an enema also.
7
A cultural quantum leap; a blowtorch to the head; an iced-water enema.
8
Gave little Leo an enema and dragged him to church every morning.
9
This is occasionally true in the case of the hot enema.
10
In such a case all that is wanted is an ordinary india-rubber enema.
11
Usually it is best to use plain water for the enema.
12
An enema of two ounces of strong beef-tea was administered at 10 P.M.
13
First take an enema and then one-half ounce of epsom salts.
14
He invented and personally marketed a backscratcher and a sit-down enema.
15
To evacuate a person is to give that person an enema.
16
For you, let's just say that the tiff feels like a big enema.
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