Definition of wazoo in English:

wazoo

noun wəˈzuːwäˈzo͞o

US informal

A person's buttocks or anus.
〈美，非正式〉（人的）屁股；肛门
Example sentencesExamples
- Yeah, but if you do that again I'm going to put the showerhead up your wazoo.
- This is a specialty in which the patient understandably would like to get it over with as quickly as possible, (when you've got a hand up your wazoo, less is definitely more, I assure you) so bedside manner and likeable appearance are not as much of a factor.
- There were times when being moderately famous was a big pain in the wazoo.
- My fear is that if he does not win his case, we will have rectal exams up the wazoo.

Phrases

up (or out) the wazoo

informal In great quantities.
大量的（地）
he's insured out the wazoo
Jack and I have got work up the wazoo already
Example sentencesExamples
- You know, you'd think a genuine people-person like me would have friends coming out the wazoo.
- Fine her up the wazoo and put her on house arrest.
- Even Mr. McDonald doesn't suggest that it's reasonable to tax smokers up the wazoo and legislate against their constitutional right to assemble peacefully.
- I self-published and yes, I got reviewed up the wazoo.
- I have a whole bunch of photos from the trip and stories up the wazoo that I hope to post in a day or two.
- You're right, those two have issues out the wazoo, and Lana is off to find out why.
- When a candidate says he wants to cut taxes, you can interpret that to mean that he wants to hike tax rates up the wazoo.
- A terrorist has no problem at all getting fake I.D. up the wazoo.
- ‘I've worked at companies that had capital up the wazoo, but you couldn't get any money for maintenance because the financial strategy of the company was to reduce expenses,’ McCune says.
- They've got historical significance out the wazoo!

Origin

1960s: of unknown origin.

Definition of wazoo in US English:

wazoo

nounwäˈzo͞o

US informal

The anus.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a specialty in which the patient understandably would like to get it over with as quickly as possible, (when you've got a hand up your wazoo, less is definitely more, I assure you) so bedside manner and likeable appearance are not as much of a factor.
- Yeah, but if you do that again I'm going to put the showerhead up your wazoo.
- My fear is that if he does not win his case, we will have rectal exams up the wazoo.
- There were times when being moderately famous was a big pain in the wazoo.

Phrases

up (or out) the wazoo

informal Very much; in great quantity; to a great degree.
he's insured out the wazoo
Jack and I have got work up the wazoo already
Example sentencesExamples
- I have a whole bunch of photos from the trip and stories up the wazoo that I hope to post in a day or two.
- Even Mr. McDonald doesn't suggest that it's reasonable to tax smokers up the wazoo and legislate against their constitutional right to assemble peacefully.
- They've got historical significance out the wazoo!
- A terrorist has no problem at all getting fake I.D. up the wazoo.
- ‘I've worked at companies that had capital up the wazoo, but you couldn't get any money for maintenance because the financial strategy of the company was to reduce expenses,’ McCune says.
- When a candidate says he wants to cut taxes, you can interpret that to mean that he wants to hike tax rates up the wazoo.
- You're right, those two have issues out the wazoo, and Lana is off to find out why.
- You know, you'd think a genuine people-person like me would have friends coming out the wazoo.
- I self-published and yes, I got reviewed up the wazoo.
- Fine her up the wazoo and put her on house arrest.

Origin

1960s: of unknown origin.

单词	wazoo
释义	Definition of wazoo in English: wazoo noun wəˈzuːwäˈzo͞o US informal A person's buttocks or anus. 〈美，非正式〉（人的）屁股；肛门 Example sentencesExamples Yeah, but if you do that again I'm going to put the showerhead up your wazoo. This is a specialty in which the patient understandably would like to get it over with as quickly as possible, (when you've got a hand up your wazoo, less is definitely more, I assure you) so bedside manner and likeable appearance are not as much of a factor. There were times when being moderately famous was a big pain in the wazoo. My fear is that if he does not win his case, we will have rectal exams up the wazoo. Phrases up (or out) the wazoo informal In great quantities. 大量的（地） he's insured out the wazoo Jack and I have got work up the wazoo already Example sentencesExamples You know, you'd think a genuine people-person like me would have friends coming out the wazoo. Fine her up the wazoo and put her on house arrest. Even Mr. McDonald doesn't suggest that it's reasonable to tax smokers up the wazoo and legislate against their constitutional right to assemble peacefully. I self-published and yes, I got reviewed up the wazoo. I have a whole bunch of photos from the trip and stories up the wazoo that I hope to post in a day or two. You're right, those two have issues out the wazoo, and Lana is off to find out why. When a candidate says he wants to cut taxes, you can interpret that to mean that he wants to hike tax rates up the wazoo. A terrorist has no problem at all getting fake I.D. up the wazoo. ‘I've worked at companies that had capital up the wazoo, but you couldn't get any money for maintenance because the financial strategy of the company was to reduce expenses,’ McCune says. They've got historical significance out the wazoo! Origin 1960s: of unknown origin. noun.1 phr. Definition of wazoo in US English: wazoo nounwäˈzo͞o US informal The anus. Example sentencesExamples This is a specialty in which the patient understandably would like to get it over with as quickly as possible, (when you've got a hand up your wazoo, less is definitely more, I assure you) so bedside manner and likeable appearance are not as much of a factor. Yeah, but if you do that again I'm going to put the showerhead up your wazoo. My fear is that if he does not win his case, we will have rectal exams up the wazoo. There were times when being moderately famous was a big pain in the wazoo. Phrases up (or out) the wazoo informal Very much; in great quantity; to a great degree. he's insured out the wazoo Jack and I have got work up the wazoo already Example sentencesExamples I have a whole bunch of photos from the trip and stories up the wazoo that I hope to post in a day or two. Even Mr. McDonald doesn't suggest that it's reasonable to tax smokers up the wazoo and legislate against their constitutional right to assemble peacefully. They've got historical significance out the wazoo! A terrorist has no problem at all getting fake I.D. up the wazoo. ‘I've worked at companies that had capital up the wazoo, but you couldn't get any money for maintenance because the financial strategy of the company was to reduce expenses,’ McCune says. When a candidate says he wants to cut taxes, you can interpret that to mean that he wants to hike tax rates up the wazoo. You're right, those two have issues out the wazoo, and Lana is off to find out why. You know, you'd think a genuine people-person like me would have friends coming out the wazoo. I self-published and yes, I got reviewed up the wazoo. Fine her up the wazoo and put her on house arrest. Origin 1960s: of unknown origin. noun.1 phr.
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