Gut and Thin

Gut

Gut verb - To take the internal organs out of.

Thin and gut are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thin" instead a verb "Gut".

Thin

Thin verb - To alter (something) for the worse with the addition of foreign or lower-grade substances.

Gut and thin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gut" instead a verb "Thin".

Nearby Words: thinned, thinly, thinness, thinning

Common collocations

enemy gut enemy thin enemy

Both words in one sentence

  • Short-Range Shotgun To kill a Skinny Old Coot, The Goomba and with a hitbox as thin as his name implies, Leonard has to almost literally shove the barrels up his gut for a one-shell kill.
  • Angel: In the season 2 episode "The Thin Dead Line," Wesley is shot in the gut by a zombie cop and spends the next few episodes in a wheelchair.
  • Film / The Cat in the Hat Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Larry, the pompous neighbor, sets himself up as an ideal, thin, real estate agent and boyfriend, but in reality, he's a lazy, unemployed slob with a big gut who just wants to marry Joan for money (because he's about to lose his house).
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