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(ɪnəʳdz)

1. plural noun [usually with poss]

The innards of a person or animal are the organs inside their body.

[informal]

2. plural noun

A machine's innards are the parts inside it.

[informal]

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innards in British English

(ˈɪnədz)

plural noun informal

the internal organs of the body, esp the viscera

the interior parts or components of anything, esp the working parts

Word origin

C19: colloquial variant of inwards

innards in American English

(ˈɪnərdz)

plural noun Informal, Dialectal

the internal organs of the body; viscera; entrails

the inner parts of anything

Word origin

altered < inwards

Examples of 'innards' in a sentence
innards

Remove any innards and giblets from inside.New thoughts may well change how the moving innards of the earth are modelled.Then we must remove its innards.Cut open following the natural lining of the cartilage, and remove innards.You need a woman 's innards or there won't be any new people.

1 (plural noun) in the sense of intestines

Definition

the internal organs of the body, esp. the entrails

What happens to the innards of a carcass hung up for butchery?

Synonyms

intestines

insides (informal)

guts

The crew were standing ankle-deep in fish guts.

entrails

The ancient soothsayers used to read the entrails of dead animals.

viscera

vitals

2 (plural noun) in the sense of works

Definition

the working parts of a machine

the delicate innards of a Swiss watch

Synonyms

works

The box held what looked like the works of a large clock.

mechanism

guts (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of entrails

Definition

the internal organs of a person or animal

The ancient soothsayers used to read the entrails of dead animals.

Synonyms

intestines,

insides (informal),

guts,

bowels,

offal,

internal organs,

innards (informal),

vital organs,

viscera

in the sense of guts

The crew were standing ankle-deep in fish guts.

Synonyms

intestines,

insides (informal),

stomach,

belly,

bowels,

inwards,

innards (informal),

entrails

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innards

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单词	innards
释义	Trends of innards View usage for: innards (ɪnəʳdz) 1. plural noun [usually with poss] The innards of a person or animal are the organs inside their body. [informal] 2. plural noun A machine's innards are the parts inside it. [informal] More Synonyms of innards innards in British English (ˈɪnədz) plural noun informal 1. the internal organs of the body, esp the viscera 2. the interior parts or components of anything, esp the working parts Word origin C19: colloquial variant of inwards innards in American English (ˈɪnərdz) plural noun Informal, Dialectal 1. the internal organs of the body; viscera; entrails 2. the inner parts of anything Word origin altered < inwards Examples of 'innards' in a sentence innards Remove any innards and giblets from inside. Times, Sunday Times (2016) New thoughts may well change how the moving innards of the earth are modelled. Richard Fortey THE EARTH: An Intimate History (2004) Then we must remove its innards. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Cut open following the natural lining of the cartilage, and remove innards. Times, Sunday Times (2016) You need a woman 's innards or there won't be any new people. Times, Sunday Times (2014) 1 (plural noun) in the sense of intestines Definition the internal organs of the body, esp. the entrails What happens to the innards of a carcass hung up for butchery? Synonyms intestines insides (informal) guts The crew were standing ankle-deep in fish guts. entrails The ancient soothsayers used to read the entrails of dead animals. viscera vitals 2 (plural noun) in the sense of works Definition the working parts of a machine the delicate innards of a Swiss watch Synonyms works The box held what looked like the works of a large clock. mechanism guts (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of entrails Definition the internal organs of a person or animal The ancient soothsayers used to read the entrails of dead animals. Synonyms intestines, insides (informal), guts, bowels, offal, internal organs, innards (informal), vital organs, viscera in the sense of guts The crew were standing ankle-deep in fish guts. Synonyms intestines, insides (informal), stomach, belly, bowels, inwards, innards (informal), entrails Nearby words of innards inmate inmost inn innards innate inner innermost Synonyms of 'innards' innards Explore 'innards' in the dictionary
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