1. having bowels or internal organs; disemboweled or eviscerated
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in historical or poetic contexts

Examples

• The ancient text described a bowelled fish prepared for cooking.
• In medieval literature, the bowelled beast lay upon the stone floor.
• The hunter left the bowelled carcass in the forest.
• Bowelled fowl were hung in the butcher's shop.
• The surgeon examined the bowelled specimen with great care.