viscera

IPA: vˈɪsɝʌ

Collectively, the internal organs of the body, especially those contained within the abdominal and thoracic cavities, such as the liver, heart, or stomach.
The intestines.

Examples of "viscera" in Sentences

Edema of the viscera is a most serious complication.
You can't reply "Well, my viscera is just shitting all over this."
The Nascopies do not feast on the "viscera" of their victims, nor do
And the same is true of the other so-called viscera, which are indeed formed from the same material as the heart.
A single batch of students get barely an hour to study a bone or viscera, which is not enough time for a class of 50, "Dr Bhattacharya said.
Most important, she uses the term viscera, which refers to the belly generally and the pregnant womb more specifically, to describe the young child.
The splanchnic nerves (splank'nik; "viscera" G), which originate from some of the thoracic nerves, have their preganglionic fibers ending in a mass of ganglia (a "plexus") lying j'ust behind the stomach.
Harrison MR, Adzick NS, Longaker MT, Goldberg JD, Rosen MA, Filly RA, Evans MI, Golbus MS: Successful repair in utero of a fetal diaphragmatic hernia after removal of herniated viscera from the left thorax.
The viscera is crushed within me; breathing is difficult; speech painful; motion agonizing; but you may examine and satisfy yourselves, said Doctor Day, still speaking cheerfully, though with great suffering.
Not to be gross although we've already talked about "viscera" and "flesh jackets", but we're left to conclude that either Grimes managed -- while in a coma -- make it to the bathroom when he needed evacuate all those IV fluids or left the hospital sheets in serious need of laundering.