innards
/ˈɪnərdz/
noun
- The internal organs of a person or animal, especially the stomach and intestines.
- The hunter carefully removed the deer's innards after the kill.
- The doctor examined the patient's innards using an ultrasound machine.
- In horror movies, monsters are often shown with their innards spilling out.
- The internal working parts of a machine or device.
- The mechanic replaced the innards of the engine to fix the problem.
- He opened up the old radio to see its dusty innards.
- I spilled coffee on my laptop, and now the innards are probably damaged.