[UN-1 9.] Having no bowels; fig. unaffectionate, pitiless.
1592. R. D., Hypnerotomachia, 17. I issued foorth of the unbowelled monster.
1656. Earl Monm., trans. Boccalini’s Advts. fr. Parnass., etc., 241. The unbowel’d love which they bear unto them, is more prejudicial to them, then is their enemies implacable hatred. Ibid., Pol. Touchstone, 403. That unbowel’d beyond-sea Renegado.
1815. Milman, Fazio (1821), 81. As deaf and hollow as the unbowell’d winds.
