ppl. a. [f. BOWEL sb.1 and v. + -ED.] a. Having the bowels removed, disembowelled. b. Having bowels or recesses.

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1589.  Fleming, Virg. Georg., I. 17. The strings or little veines (Of boweld beasts).

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1606.  G. W[oodcocke], Ivstine, 2 b. A Hare was brought … readye bowelled.

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1622.  Heylin, Cosmogr., I. (1682), 252. Bowelled with mines, or clothed with sheep.

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1727.  Thomson, Summer, 133. To the bowelled cavern darting deep.

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