disembowelment
- noun
- /ˌdɪsɪmˈbaʊəlmənt/
- Offensive
- - Lloyd, I'll simulate your disembowelment.
Examples
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I forget the name, but it had some guy getting his face eaten off, disembowelment, de-braining, etc.
Blog text (1) -
We are spared seeing the cutting: we are on Wallace's face as the disembowelment begins.
Fiction book (1995) -
I should like to speak to Victor in Disembowelment.
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Uh, what kind of victims, what I want my trademark to be, whether I wanna use guns, or knives, or disembowelment.
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The ear-to-ear facial lacerations, disembowelment, you keep this information to yourselves.
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'I mean you get your psychos now and then' you know animal slaughter ritual human disembowelment, but that's really pretty rare.
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Much though I don't relish descriptions of disembowelments, it was a shame when the tense atmosphere was shattered.
Blog text (12) -
From impalement, disembowelment, dismemberment, decapitation, electrocution, suffocation, and over here the ever popular blunt force trauma.
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The disembowelment of the animal was performed by the skilled butcher, who ensured it was done humanely.
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The ancient texts described the ritualistic disembowelment of sacrificial offerings to appease the gods.
Synonyms
Taking out internal organs from a body, often during surgery
Removal of organs from a body area in a major operation, often the eye or lower belly
The removal of a body part or tissue by surgery
Surface Forms
Morphology
disembowelment = disembowel (semi-transparent) = dis + em + bowel + ment
The suffix '-ment' forms a noun of action from the verb 'disembowel' in a fully regular and predictable way.
Etymology
The word disembowelment is built from dis- meaning 'remove' and bowel meaning 'intestines', so it literally means 'removing the bowels' from a body.