Belly and Innards

Belly

Belly noun - A need or desire for food.

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Innards and belly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Innards" instead a noun "Belly".

Nearby Words: bellied, bellyful, bellying, belled

Innards noun - An interior or internal part.

Usage example: consumers are warned against poking around in the innards of the air conditioner

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Belly and innards are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Belly" instead a noun "Innards".

soft	soft belly	soft innards
exposed	exposed belly	exposed innards
real	real belly	real innards
tasty	tasty belly	tasty innards
Other adjectives: glowing, naked, colored, squishy, red.

Flip them over, and the shrew can tuck into its tasty and non-poisonous belly and innards.

Source: Flipping Helpless
One section in a Forgotten Realms book describes a dwarven legend who got his belly cut open in a battle, but quickly tucked his innards into his shirt to prevent any of his men from noticing, and continued fighting.

Source: Secret Stab Wound
Womb Level: The Big Beast's Belly takes place within the innards of a great monster.

Source: Video Game / Super Mario 64 Last Impact

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