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blood and guts

[bluhd-n-guhts] / ˈblʌd nˈgʌts /


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A woman—presumably Chip’s mom—said unhappily, “You always have to watch the blood-and-guts shows.”

From Literature

But this is not a blood-and-guts show business exposé — it’s a diaphanous portrait of a woman who, like Anderson herself, wafts through life like a marabou feather.

From Los Angeles Times

It communicates on an instinctive, blood-and-guts level, not through “West Wing”-like dialogues on policy.

From New York Times

Armiliato’s conducting was notable for bringing out the score’s dynamic range; much of this orchestral performance was subtle and delicate, rather than the blaring blood-and-guts that is still the verismo stereotype.

From New York Times

Quibi’s blood-and-guts series “50 States of Fright” recently released several new episodes, each set in a different state.

From New York Times