Innards (noun)

The internal organs of an animal or human body, especially those located in the abdomen, such as the stomach, intestines, and liver.

Origin:

Innards is derived from the old english word "innera" meaning internal organs.

Examples:

1. The butcher carefully removed the innards of the pig before cutting it up.
2. The doctor examined the patient's innards to check for any abnormalities.
3. The predator tore open its prey, revealing the bloody innards.
4. The chef prepared a dish using the innards of the fish, which are considered a delicacy in some cultures.
5. The anatomist carefully studied the innards of the cadaver to gain a better understanding of human anatomy.