"entrails of an animal," 1825, innerds, dialectal variant of inwards "the bowels" (c. 1300); see inward. Compare inmeat "edible entrails of animals" (c. 1400); Old English innoð "entrails, stomach."
inly
inmate
in-migration
inmost
inn
innards
innate
inner
innermost
innervate
innie
