innards

noun plural in·nards \ˈi-nərdz\

: the internal organs of a person or an animal

: the inside parts of something

Full Definition of INNARDS

: the internal organs of a human being or animal; especially : viscera

: the internal parts especially of a structure or mechanism

alteration of inwards

First Known Use: circa 1825

Medical Dictionary

noun plural in·nards \ˈin-ərdz\

: the internal organs of a human being or animal; especially : viscera

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