Innards
Innards noun - The internal organs of the body.
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Hobbes: Well...say the object of your affection walks by...First your heart falls into your stomach and splashes your innards.
Source: Gibberish of Love -
See whether his stomach, so trained by rummaging in the innards of clumsily vivisected whores, is strong enough to stare into the real engines of his golden age.
Source: Useful Notes / Jack the Ripper -
So, they crawl down a person's mouth into their stomach to suck blood from their softer innards.
Source: Chest Burster
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