sodomiser
/ˈsɒdəmaɪzə/US/ˈsɑdəmaɪzəɹ/
sodomiser noun: someone who sodomises.
Noun
sodomiser (plural sodomisers)
- Someone who sodomises.
- Gómara's account of the Amerindian population is harsh to say the least: of the inhabitants of the Caribbean he charged that their god is the devil (XXVII, 45), the women are lascivious and the men are sodomisers, lazy, deceitful, ungrateful, […]2007, Stephen M. Hart, A Companion to Latin American Literature, page 17
Forms of sodomiser
| plural | sodomisers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | sodomizer |
Origin of sodomiser
From sodomise + -er.
Questions about sodomiser
- What does sodomiser mean?
- Sodomiser means someone who sodomises.
- What part of speech is sodomiser?
- Sodomiser is a noun.
- How do you pronounce sodomiser?
- Sodomiser is pronounced /ˈsɒdəmaɪzə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of sodomiser?
- The plural of sodomiser is sodomisers.
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