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Refers to the stuffed intestine. It's a dish commonly found in eastern Europe.

This word kishka can be used to refer to the insides of a person.

It's from the Slavic language which means the "guts" of one's body.
Example1-"She was pouring out her kishkas to me"
"What?!"
"No I mean like she was pouring out all her emotions from inside "
"Oh few"

Example 2- "mmmm this is some delicious kishka "
Kishkas by StacyTheTree November 22, 2016
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Plural. Jewish/Yiddish slang for a person's intestines or digestive system.
"I remember that when they announced from the radio the explosion of the first atomic bomb, he said aloud, 'maybe that would do the job.' But all catharses were in vain for that man: his KISHKAS were gripped by the iron hand of outrage and frustration. Among his other misfortunes, I was his wife's favourite"
- Portnoy, talking about his father's constipation. From 'Portnoy's Complaint', by Philip Roth
Kishkas by Chicken Pants November 10, 2006
Means intestines, but also can refer to breasts.
grandmother to granddaughter: "your kishkas are hanging out!"
granddaughter: *pulls up shirt*
kishkas by UnVeiledByWords December 23, 2008