1. having the bowels or internal organs removed; eviscerated
Usage: often used in historical or literary contexts; can describe animals or, rarely, human remains

Examples

• The butcher prepared the disboweled carcass for sale.
• Medieval accounts describe disboweled animals displayed as warnings.
• The fish was quickly disboweled and cleaned for cooking.
• Historical texts mention disboweled game hung in the larder.
• The hunter disboweled the deer immediately after the kill.