Obs. [f. prec.] Disembowelled. Also fig.
1592. Kyd, Sp. Trag., I. ii. 61. There legs and armes lye bleeding on the grasse, Mingled with weapons, and vnboweld steedes.
1637. N. Whiting, Albino & Bellama, 32. Th’ hollow belly of th’ un-boweld earth.
1655. Vaughan, Silex Scint., I. (1858), 27. Unbowel’d nature, shew’d thee her recruits And change of suits.
