Similar words: innate, in nature, pinnacle, inwards, hardship, as regards, wanna, two-thirds. Meaning: ['ɪnə(r)dz] 
n. internal organs collectively (especially those in the abdominal cavity).
n. internal organs collectively (especially those in the abdominal cavity). 
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31) He said Guangzhou's citizens have a rich diet, including nourishing soups, seafood and animal innards.
32) He'd spread the innards of the engine all over the kitchen floor.
33) She circled Kreiger, as he stood amongst the blood and the innards of her father.
34) Wash and finely chop chillies and fermented black beans, set aside. Rinse and dress the crabs, remove the innards. Chop into pieces, coat in some caltrop starch.
35) In this new position, our innards were not as well supported as they had been in our quadrupedal ancestors.
36) When the tumbling wave had drawn even with Deepwater Isle, he blew till his innards bled.
37) And, by higgledy-piggledy chance after uncounted similar episodes that went nowhere, some of these innards took the form of a ribozyme with the power to speed reactions, including replication.
38) These formed the innards underneath the exoskeleton provided to the animators.
39) This trim inside the car with the seats and door innards trimmed in glossy blue leather.
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