Rusty Trombone

Traditionally, the male partner playing the role of the trombone stands with his knees and back slightly bent and his feet at least shoulder width apart, to expose his anus. His partner kneels behind him to perform analingus, commonly known as rimming or a rim job. With their mouth on the anus, the "trombone player" reaches beneath their partner’s legs, or around his body, to stroke his penis. The rapid, up and down strokes of the hand job resemble the actions of a trombone player.

A range of different positions and variations can spice up the rusty trombone. For example, a version dubbed the Dizzy Gillespie has the partner standing hold the "player’s" head, as he passes wind to blow up his partner's cheeks.

It’s worth noting that rimming puts people at risk of a range of diseases, including Hepatitis A and B, as well as parasitic intestinal infections. It’s recommended that the receiving partner showers thoroughly before getting a rusty trombone to minimize these risks. You also shouldn’t perform a rusty trombone if you’re suffering from a cold sore, a common cold, or other infectious diseases.