entrail (Meaning)
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entrail (v. t.)
To interweave; to intertwine.
Webster
entrail (n.)
Entanglement; fold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of entrail
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
entrail Sentence Examples
- The butcher carefully cleaned the entrails of the chicken before cooking it.
- During the surgery, the doctor inspected the patient's entrails for any abnormalities.
- The fortune teller peered into the entrails of a sacrificed animal to predict the future.
- The hikers encountered an unpleasant odor while passing through a field filled with decaying animal entrails.
- The animal rights activist protested against the inhumane treatment of animals, including the removal of their entrails during factory farming practices.
- The chef prepared a delectable dish using the entrails of the fish, showcasing the delicacy's unique flavor and texture.
- The forensic pathologist examined the entrails of the deceased to determine the cause of death.
- The hunter carefully removed the entrails from the deer he had shot, following ethical hunting practices.
- The veterinarian advised the pet owner to feed the cat a balanced diet to prevent digestive issues and maintain healthy entrails.
- The mythologies of various cultures often include tales of deities or legendary figures emerging from the entrails of divine animals or other beings.
FAQs About the word entrail
To interweave; to intertwine., Entanglement; fold.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The butcher carefully cleaned the entrails of the chicken before cooking it.
During the surgery, the doctor inspected the patient's entrails for any abnormalities.
The fortune teller peered into the entrails of a sacrificed animal to predict the future.
The hikers encountered an unpleasant odor while passing through a field filled with decaying animal entrails.
