Gut

What do we mean by gut?

The digestive tract or a portion thereof, especially the intestine or stomach. noun

The embryonic digestive tube, consisting of the foregut, the midgut, and the hindgut. noun

The bowels or entrails; viscera. noun

Innermost emotional or visceral response. noun

The inner or essential parts. noun

Courage; fortitude. noun

A gut course. noun

Thin, tough cord made from the intestines of animals, usually sheep, used as strings for musical instruments or as surgical sutures. noun

Fibrous material taken from the silk gland of a silkworm before it spins a cocoon, used for fishing tackle. noun

A narrow passage or channel. noun

The central, lengthwise portion of a playing area. noun

The players occupying this space. noun

To remove the intestines or entrails of; eviscerate. transitive verb

To extract essential or major parts of. transitive verb

To destroy the interior of. transitive verb

To reduce or destroy the effectiveness of. transitive verb

The alimentary canal, especially the intestine.

The abdomen of a person, especially one that is enlarged

The intestines of an animal used to make strings of a tennis racket or violin, etc.

A person's emotional, visceral self.

A class that is not demanding or challenging.

A narrow passage of water.

The sac of silk taken from a silkworm when ready to spin its cocoon, for the purpose of drawing it out into a thread. When dry, it is exceedingly strong, and is used as the snood of a fishing line.

Words that are spelled similarly to gut:
gut.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gut:
microbiota, microbiome, probiotics, anus, motility, intestine, mucosal, epithelium, intestinal, intestines, digestive, flora, guts, mucosa, digestion, lumen, gastrointestinal, feces, strings, fecal, bowel, nylon, microbes, epithelial, pathogenic, bacteria, bile, instinct, microbial, serotonin, diarrhea, fermentation, lining, pathogens, parasites, bacterial, contents, digest, stomach, colon, inflammatory, immune, nutrients, tract, absorption, cavity, check, glands, hormones, parasite, dietary, liver, enzymes, metabolic, feeling, hormone, organs, metabolism, diet, mice, vitamin, tissues, insect, inlet, nervous, immunity, plasma, receptors, und, organisms, calcium, tissue, larvae, kidney, cells, infection, muscles, intake, wound, string, acids, membrane, nerve, feeding, absorbed, mouth, syndrome, tube, barrier, prey, muscle, chronic, blood, humans, feelings, axis, skin, healthy, insects, acid.

Words that rhyme with gut:
cut, that, nut, but, what, butt, shut, undercut, strut, abut, rut, smut, glut, robot, haute, chestnut, slut, hut, rebut, somewhat, walnut, donut, mutt, shortcut, tut, peanut, doughnut, scuttlebutt, coconut, haircut, jut, sprit, netiquette, putt, hazelnut, uncut, clearcut, tutt, turbot, all but, phut, knut, scrit, groundnut, wing nut, qubit, kut, gutt, skutt, hutt, betel nut, monkey nut, nutt, horse chestnut, macadamia nut, brazil nut, crew cut, rutt, water butt, dutt, water chestnut, pine nut, nissen hut, scutt, jump cut, chesnut, fingerhut, chesnutt, green smut, hickory nut, pistachio nut, cashew nut, schutt, stinking smut, black walnut, cola nut, pay cut, mcnutt, schutte, english walnut, jelly doughnut, false smut, queensland nut, ivory nut, satin walnut, boil smut, chinese chestnut, american chestnut, apple nut, sweet chestnut, taxcut, wackenhut, white walnut, american sweet chestnut, liver chestnut, chinese water chestnut, rifle butt, rush nut, cigarette butt, corn smut.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gut:
silkworm, hind, primitive, human, small, fine, large, single, mid, chromic, surgical, lower, embryonic, leaky, twisted, plain, upper, blind, short, sehr, normal, narrow, strong, big, fetal, finest, mammalian, entire, distal, drawn, proximal, anal, ist, straight, larval, postanal, fat, distended, empty, stout, double, healthy, isolated, animal, heavy, greedy, round, artificial, fore, tubular, neonatal, huge, thick, vertebrate, shaped, infant, und, treble, anterior, prolapsed, branchial, posterior, brain, inflamed, chromicized, pharyngeal, ample, gangrenous, cat, strangulated, undrawn, coiled, primordial, wie, porcine, nicht, thin, diseased, soft, enormous, functional, hollow, affected, irritable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gut:
feeling, sutures, wrenching, shot, syndrome, flora, axis, wall, epithelium, strings, bucket, suture, peptides, twisting, reaction, instinct, brain, string, level, feelings, whiskey, cells, region, associated, obstruction, loop, tract, stitches, cavity, gland, interactions, times, skin, tube, leader, ist, contents, volvulus, eaters, check, whisky, irrigation, fig, tie, origin, rot, failure, line, whip, buster, lines, wie, ache, caeca, stuff, war, liver, peptide, layer, entoderm, busting, mucosa, integrity, roof, tumors, filling, feel, carcinoids, connection, hypoblast, juice, drain, fear, pain, interaction, passage, lengths, endoderm, liquor, hammer, lumen, lining, shaking, punch, als, diverticulum, reactions, inflammation, stitch, hormones, flow, tumours, fermentation, ligatures, hook.

Consonant match to gut:
get, gate, gait, goat, got, gout, gat, girt, gatt, gert, ghaut, gutt, gott, goutte, gaut, goette.

Words that sound like gut:
gut, gutt, get, gett, gete, gitte, got, gate, goat, gat, gait, gout, geat, gott, gatt, goot, ghat, gote, gaut, goit, gite, ghit, geit, goutte, gaat, ghaut, -gate, giet, gowt, gyte, cut, kut, cuit, kutt, ccot, ged, gid, gedd, good, god, guide, kit, guts, gutter, gust, ket, gush, goad, ght, glut, gutta, gga, gad, girt, gurt, guh, goode, gade, agate, kitt, gert, gushed, gud, gunt, goid, kett, gawd, goed, grt, ergot, gode, gst, gult, gft, gaud, guyot, gutty, gadd, kitte, gha, goud, grut, goude, kette, kete, goede, guste, gaid, gaede, goedde, guyed, gaed, glt, gowd, gaude, gtt, gbt, ggt, gdt, guttie.