What is another word for entrails?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛntɹe͡ɪlz], [ ˈɛntɹeɪlz], [ ˈɛ_n_t_ɹ_eɪ_l_z]
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Synonyms for Entrails:
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n.
• body • bowels • gut • innards • insides • internal organs • intestines Other synonyms:
- passage .
- tube .
- part .
Other relevant words:
- Aeromancy ,
- Familiar ,
- Foregut ,
- Gralloch ,
- Gurry ,
- Midgut ,
- abdomen ,
- anus ,
- appendix ,
- backbone ,
- belly ,
- blind gut ,
- bosom ,
- bowel ,
- bowels ,
- brain ,
- breast ,
- catgut ,
- cave ,
- cecum ,
- center ,
- chitterlings ,
- civil ,
- concavity ,
- content ,
- contents ,
- cozy ,
- domestic ,
- domesticated ,
- endocardium ,
- entanglements ,
- enteron ,
- essential parts ,
- folds ,
- giblets ,
- gizzard ,
- gut ,
- heart ,
- here ,
- hindgut ,
- incoming ,
- indoor ,
- indoors ,
- informal ,
- inherent ,
- inland ,
- inner ,
- inner parts ,
- innermost ,
- inside ,
- interior ,
- internal ,
- internal organ ,
- internal organs ,
- internally ,
- internals ,
- interweaves ,
- intestine ,
- intimate ,
- intrinsic ,
- intuitive ,
- inward ,
- inwards ,
- jejunum ,
- kidney ,
- kishkes ,
- lap ,
- large intestine ,
- liver ,
- lung ,
- marrow ,
- national ,
- native ,
- not foreign ,
- offal ,
- paunch ,
- penetralia ,
- perineum ,
- pith ,
- pluck ,
- puddings ,
- pump ,
- pylorus ,
- recesses ,
- rectum ,
- shut up ,
- small intestine ,
- splanchnic ,
- spleen ,
- stomach ,
- stuffing ,
- stuffings ,
- subjective ,
- substance ,
- tame ,
- ticker ,
- tripe ,
- tripes ,
- vermiform appendix ,
- viscus ,
- vital parts ,
- vitals ,
- womb ,
- workings ,
- works .
- Entrail ,
- Intestines ,
- WOMBS ,
- duodena ,
- duodenum ,
- guts ,
- inner part ,
- venter ,
- venters .
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How to use "Entrails" in context?
The human gastrointestinal tract stretches from the mouth to the anus. The digestive system breaks down food into nutrients the body can use. Initially, food enters the stomach where it is mixed with acids to kill pathogens. The stomach then pumps the mixture into the small intestine. The small intestine quickly digests food into smaller molecule that the body can absorb. The mixture is then pumped into the large intestine where waste is eliminated. The large intestine is almost straight and is about 8 feet long. Along the intestine are tiny openings called pores called villi. These villi increase the surface area for absorbing nutrients from the gut fluid.
Paraphrases for Entrails:
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
loins, Intestines, gutters, insides.
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Noun, plural
Hyponym for Entrails:
n.
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body
internal organ, viscus.
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body
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