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Meanings of intestines in English
Alimentary canal of an animal through which food passes after having passed all stomachs.
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Usage of intestines in English
1
This fever is the direct result of poisons absorbed in the intestines.
2
Ambergris is a secretion formed in the intestines of the sperm whale.
3
Remarkably, it can regenerate complex body parts like intestines and, yes, gonads.
4
Such milk is irritating to the stomach and intestines of the young.
5
The latter is accompanied with much irritation of the stomach and intestines.
6
On the ceiling and walls, parts of intestines and brains were visible.
7
The intestines of our mountains are gorged with precious ore to plethora.
8
Except for the intestines, the activity in these organs was homogeneously distributed.
9
The virus attacks the lining of the intestines and the bone marrow.
10
Actually, they had removed two and a half feet of my intestines.
11
They can develop in the intestines or pancreas, and may prove cancerous.
12
Drake wasn't shaken at all by the sight of Brother Hugh's intestines.
13
They had to force back his intestines and sew up his belly.
14
For example, solipeds possess a small, simple stomach and capacious, complicated intestines.
15
I swam through hundreds of grainy duplicates of his liver and intestines.
16
His intestines spill out of the gash and his heart stops pumping.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common