Entrail [noun]

He traveled five miles up the river to bring in the fresh entrail of a caribou that had been killed.

The surgeon lifted it off and revealed a huge coil of bluish red entrail bulging out through a frightful gash in the abdomen.

Rain frocks of seal entrail are also worn over the furs in stormy weather.

The Blackfoot name for this was is-sap-wot-sists (put-inside-entrail).

The detonation rolled from echo to echo in the crypt, like the rumbling of that titanic entrail.

In the dissection I assisted, so that the flesh should not be defiled by a carelessly wounded entrail.

But for pure, honest “leaf” lard not a bit of entrail fat should be mixed with the flakes.

He looked at the bulging entrail admiringly and went back to his work.

His side had been ripped open and fragments of entrail projected from the rent.

A piece of the entrail escapes, and as it floats away it swells and swells.