eviscerator
9.9
A person or machine that removes the internal organs of an animal
- noun
- /ɪˈvɪsəreɪtər/
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eviscerador
- An eviscerator is essential in the food industry for removing internal organs safely.
Examples
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The butcher used an eviscerator to prepare the animal for processing.
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When processing fish, the eviscerator removes the entrails to ensure freshness.
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I don't even like it, which is why I typically use the particle eviscerator instead.
Synonyms
ripper
vseviscerator
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5.7
A person or tool that tears things away forcefully
focuses specifically on removing internal organs from animals or objects
How Specialized
Surface Forms
eviscerator singular
eviscerators plural
Morphology
eviscerator = eviscerate (transparent) = eviscerate + or
Productive agent noun formation from the verb 'eviscerate' (one who performs the action).
Etymology
Eviscerator comes from Latin parts ex- ('out') and viscera ('guts'), so it literally means 'one who takes the insides out'. That's why an eviscerator can be a machine or person that removes the insides from animals in a factory.