Gut | Mean of gut in English Dictionary

/ˈgʌt/

• Noun
• the internal organs of an animal
1. the guts of the fish
2. fish guts [=entrails]
• the inside parts of something
1. the guts of a machine
• the most important parts of something
1. the guts of a business deal

• a person's stomach or the part of the body that contains the stomach
1. Her cruel remark was like a kick in the gut.
2. He has a big gut.
• violent acts or images
1. a movie with lots of blood and guts
• to work or try extremely hard
1. We're going to have to bust a gut to finish this project on time.
• to laugh in an uncontrolled way
1. I thought I'd bust a gut (laughing) when you showed up in that silly outfit.
• to hate or dislike someone very much
1. That guy really hates my guts.
• to tell your secrets or private feelings to another person
1. What makes some people want to spill their guts on national television?
• relating to or based on emotions
1. a gut feeling/reaction
2. gut instinct
• affecting people's emotions
1. gut issues
• Verb
• to remove the internal organs from (a fish or an animal)
1. The salmon is already gutted and filleted.
• to destroy the inside of (a structure)
1. Fire gutted the building.
2. The building was completely gutted by fire.
• to destroy the power of (something)
1. Critics claim that these reforms will gut the law.