embowel Synonyms
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embowel Meaning
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embowel (v. t.)
To disembowel.
To imbed; to hide in the inward parts; to bury.
embowel Sentence Examples
- The embowel of the whale was filled with a variety of marine creatures, including squid, fish, and crustaceans.
- The hunter emboweled the deer with a sharp knife, exposing its internal organs.
- The scientist emboweled the frog to study its digestive system.
- The doctor emboweled the patient to remove a cancerous tumor.
- The butcher emboweled the cow to prepare it for sale.
- The biology teacher emboweled the rat to show the students the animal's anatomy.
- The embowel of the chicken was filled with a mixture of grains and insects.
- The taxidermist emboweled the bird to preserve its feathers.
- The embowel of the snake was filled with the remains of its prey, a small rodent.
- The embowel of the fish was full of roe, indicating that it was a female fish.
FAQs About the word embowel
To disembowel., To imbed; to hide in the inward parts; to bury.
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The embowel of the whale was filled with a variety of marine creatures, including squid, fish, and crustaceans.
The hunter emboweled the deer with a sharp knife, exposing its internal organs.
The scientist emboweled the frog to study its digestive system.
The doctor emboweled the patient to remove a cancerous tumor.
