Heart and Innards

Heart

Heart noun - The capacity for feeling for another's unhappiness or misfortune.

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

Nearby Words: hearty, heartless, hearten, heartily, hear

Innards

Innards noun - An interior or internal part.
Usage example: consumers are warned against poking around in the innards of the air conditioner

Heart and innards are semantically related. You can use "Heart" instead a noun "Innards".

How words are described

sweet sweet heart sweet innards
human human heart human innards
soft soft heart soft innards
exposed exposed heart exposed innards
Other adjectives: real, glowing, mechanical, giant, red.

Both words in one sentence

  • Womb Level Crusader of Centy has one, where you enter the innards of a monster making up a mountain range and eventually kill the monster by fighting her beating but otherwise unmoving heart in a boss battle.
    Source: Womb Level
  • And Show It to You In the climax of The Woman the feral woman kills Chris by stabbing her hand into his gut, rifling around with his innards, ripping out his heart, and eating it in front of him just before he dies.
  • Gibberish of Love Hobbes: Well...say the object of your affection walks by...First your heart falls into your stomach and splashes your innards.
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