Esophagus

What do we mean by esophagus?

The muscular tube by which food passes from the pharynx to the stomach; the gullet. noun

See esophagus. noun

The gullet; the canal through which food and drink pass to the stomach. In man the esophagus is a musculomembranous tube about nine inches long, extending from the pharynx to the stomach. noun

That part of the alimentary canal between the pharynx and the stomach; the gullet. See Illust. of Digestive apparatus, under digestive. noun

Same as esophagus, esophageal, etc.

Alternative spelling of oesophagus. noun

The passage between the pharynx and the stomach noun

The tube that carries food from the pharynx to the stomach.

A part in the digestive track Urban Dictionary

1. A rude, misbehaved person. 2. Tasty to Eat 3. Someone funny/ sarcastic. Urban Dictionary

A body part idk Urban Dictionary

Simply a term used to describe a dong of gigantic proportion. Urban Dictionary

Cake in latin Urban Dictionary

It's when you suck a lot of dick and it leads to high amplitude peristaltic contractions of the esophagus which can result in difficulty swallowing or intermittent discomfort. Basically, you cracked some nuts and now your throat hurts. Urban Dictionary

It is when you fuck the esophogus of someone without a head by sticking your dick down it. Note: doing this makes you a necrophiliac Urban Dictionary

When you are blowing a guy and his dick enters deep into the back of your throat and cums directly into your stomach and then the seman follows his dick up into your esophagus as he pulls out. Urban Dictionary

May 12th is the day you grab someone’s esophagus Urban Dictionary

The art of a girl/guy taking a hot throbbing cock deep into the troat till it tickles the esophagus. Do this till he cums, and then swallow whole. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to esophagus:
esophagus, oesophagus, esophageus, esophagi, esophagal, melophagus, euphagus, esophaguses.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word esophagus:
achalasia, esophageal, gastroesophageal, peristalsis, metaplasia, cardia, epiglottis, dysphagia, cricoid, trachea, peristaltic, mediastinum, sphincter, duodenum, reflux, gullet, heartburn, pharynx, varices, windpipe, diverticulum, oesophagus, endoscopy, bolus, adenocarcinoma, vagus, larynx, stomach, squamous, gastric, peptic, rectum, mucosa, laryngeal, intestine, strictures, columnar, dysplasia, spasm, gerd, regurgitation, nutcracker, epithelium, diaphragm, perforation, aorta, buccal, pancreas, plexus, intestines, motility, mucosal, barium, contractions, ganglia, thoracic, colon, digestive, carotid, anus, gastrointestinal, bile, ganglion, narrowing, biopsy, colorectal, swallowed, ingested, intestinal, lymph, lungs, carcinoma, webs, vomiting, ulcers, obstruction, thyroid, bladder, stratified, swallow, airway, aspiration, duct, bowel, digestion, abnormalities, muscular, cervical, uterus, cavity, gland, posterior, fibrosis, arteries, lesion, glands, nerves, recurrent, nerve, abdominal.

Words that rhyme with esophagus:
sarcophagus.

Adjectives that are often used to describe esophagus:
distal, lower, cervical, upper, thoracic, short, proximal, normal, lined, filled, entire, abdominal, human, dilated, tubular, terminal, intrathoracic, muscular, shortened, artificial, ruptured, congenital, midthoracic, narrow, adjacent, middle, anterior, intraabdominal, columnar, resected, posterior, perforated, obstructed, distended, smooth, diseased, slender, fetal, inflamed, cylindrical, bariumfilled, atonic, tortuous, collapsed, aperistaltic, monkey, strictured, feline, corkscrew, atretic, striated, mammalian, larynx, injured, opacified, intact, columnarlined, mediastinal, walled, opossum, shaped, dorsal, reconstructed, relaxed, enlarged, blind, involved, bulbous, stage, laryngopharynx, spastic, irritable, scarred, cranial, solitary, prethoracic, hypersensitive, embryonic, stenosed, constricted, damaged, irritated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective esophagus:
cancer, proximal, results, present, figure, patients, carcinoma, distal, contracts, short, wall, fig, curves, functions, accounts, contract, increases, type, result, form, changes, open, posterior, courses, lining, lie, close, tube, cause, muscle, causes, drain, drains, blends, length, acts, sphincter, measures, cancers, opening, end, pass, food, correlates, cranial, act, owing, epithelium, relative, inclines, account, balloon, anterior, lead, walls, aids, free, dysphagia, symptoms, behind, pain, tumors, function, ends, stomach, need, mucosa, image, dilates, iii, surgery, relaxes, glands, one, lumen, patent, report, biopsy, arc, range, help, obstruction, ranges, rupture, while.

Words that sound like esophagus:
esophagus, oesophagus, esophageal, esophagitis, zoophagous, acephalous, oesophageal, sfx, dicephalous, in focus, ear fungus, infocus.