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Meanings of entrails in English
Usage of entrails in English
1
Pay attention, entrails-pickers: Britain's dead government has yielded up a new sign.
2
Well, soldiers get several pints of entrails dumped over them in R-Point.
3
I know the mountains whose entrails were pierced to form the sepulchre.
4
One day a shaman came to read the entrails of a goat.
5
But the entrails presented discouraging omens, and the sacrifice was again renewed.
6
The libation drew from our entrails a moment of delight and uplifting.
7
Shannon asked, as he yanked out entrails with a liquid, ripping sound.
8
There was another spasm in his entrails, the heavy boots were approaching.
9
The entrails must have been devoured, for I could not find them.
10
To dream of your own entrails, the deepest despair will overwhelm you.
11
Bobbing entrails are raised aloft, artificial limbs pile up with glistening bodies.
12
The bishop felt as if a hot poker was searing his entrails.
13
Arathan, gutted, with his entrails wrapped round the shaft of a spear.
14
Milo tumbled out the elephant, sliding in a pile of squishy entrails.
15
Like as not, my own forebears strung those entrails through the tree.
16
A nest of entrails coiled through a bush, entangled with the branches.
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Entrails through the time
Entrails across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common