Gut

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 46
gut, n. the alimentary canal: intestines prepared for violin-strings, . (gut for angling, see Silkworm-gut ): ( pl. ) the bowels.— v.t. to take out the bowels of: to plunder:— pr.p. gut′ting; pa.p. gut′ted. — n. Gut′-scrap′er , a fiddler.— v.t. and v.i. Gut′tle , to eat greedily. [A.S. gut , geótan , to pour; prov. Eng. gut , Ger. go e , a drain.]
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