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innards

1. plural ofinnard

innards pl (plural only)

1. Theinternalorgans of a human or animal;especiallyviscera,intestines.
   • 1970, “Walpurgis (older version ofWar Pigs)”, in Geezer Butler (lyrics),Paranoid, performed byBlack Sabbath:

     It's the place for all black sinners. / Watch them eating dead rat'sinnards.

2. (figurative) Theinnerworkings of something; theinsides orguts.

   He took the cover off his computer and looked at theinnards.

• This word is most frequently used in the plural or collective sense, as above.

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