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Meanings of innards in English
Usage of innards in English
1
Better, by a far sight, to avail ourselves of the mule's innards.
2
He used to say, 'A man with fickle innards is never pleased.'
3
The innards of the gun hold medical materials for treating wounded patients.
4
We could sense how its innards were collapsing while maggots seethed within.
5
The undine gave its innards currents that kept them in its core.
6
An image of the cassette's innards appeared on the tiny plasma screen.
7
But as the shuttle orbited the station, its skeletal innards were revealed.
8
My shoes were so sticky with leech innards, I couldn't walk straight.
9
The innards were bloodless, but still as damp and sloppy as sponges.
10
Where in the innards of the NSA did the phone records live?
11
As his fingers ruffled his garment, the intimate gesture warmed her innards.
12
Makes me all queasy -but maybe that's just my innards clenching.'
13
Felt bullets ripping through my spine, tearing my innards, shattering my ribs.
14
Something was broken inside his chest, cutting his innards like a knife.
15
If I can't do reverence to that, how dead are my innards?
16
A mullet, its eyes and innards gnawed clean by crabs and gulls.
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Innards across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common