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en·trail \ˈen.trəl, -rāl\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English entraille, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin intralia, alteration of Latin interanea, plural of interaneum intestine, from neuter of interaneus interior (akin to Latin inter between) + -aneus (as in extraneus external) — more at inter- 1. archaic : an internal part of an animal body 2. entrails plural : bowels, guts, viscera 3. entrails plural : the interior or internal parts of something < hairy entrails of the sofa — Berton Roueché > < whole mountains had their entrails torn out — Wyn Roberts > |