VISCUS


Meaning of VISCUS in English

ˈviskəs noun

( plural vis·cera ˈvisərə)

Etymology: Latin

1. : an internal organ of the body ; especially : one (as the heart, liver, or intestine) located in the great cavity of the trunk proper

2. viscera plural : inner or interior matter or contents

the magazine's viscera were arranged in an unusually agreeable order — New Republic

getting at the viscera of the old sofa

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