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embowel
embowel, v. (ɛmˈbaʊɪl) Also 6–7 em-, enbowell, imbowel(l. [In senses 1–2 ad. OF. enboweler (recorded in pa. pple. enbowelé = OF. emboulé, *emboelé) an alteration (with substitution of the prefix em- for es-) of OFr. esboueler, f. es- repr. L. ex- out + bouel bowel. In senses 3–4 f. en- + bowel.] I. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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disembowel
disemˈbowel, v. [f. dis- 6 + embowel v. (in sense 3); but in sense 1 app. only an intensive of disbowel.] 1. trans. To remove the bowels or entrails of; to eviscerate; also, to rip up so as to cause the bowels to protrude.1613–8 Daniel Coll. Hist. Eng. (1626) 124 The Kings Physition disimbowelled hi... Oxford English Dictionary
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embowelling
embowelling, vbl. n. (ɛmˈbaʊɪlɪŋ) [f. embowel v. + -ing1.] = disembowelling.1725 Swift Drapier's Lett. Wks. 1755 V. ii. 79 Sentence of death with..hanging, beheading, quartering, embowelling. 1813 Sir S. Romilly in Examiner 22 Feb. 117/2 The..infliction of embowelling was at present left to the disc... Oxford English Dictionary
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embowelled
embowelled, ppl. a. (ɛmˈbaʊɪld) [f. prec.] 1. = disembowelled. lit. and fig.1594 Shakes. Rich. III, v. ii. 10 The Boare makes his trough In your embowel'd bosomes. 1695 Blackmore Pr. Arth. i. 261 Exploded Thunder tears th' Embowel'd Sky. 1789 Wolcott (P. Pindar) Subj. Painters 10 Sweeter than hist'r... Oxford English Dictionary
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embowelment
embowelment (ɛmˈbaʊɪlmənt) [f. embowel + -ment.] a. The action of disembowelling. b. The inward parts or contents of a thing.1823 Lamb Elia i. xviii. (1865) 135 A clock with its ponderous embowelments of lead and brass. Oxford English Dictionary
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untripe
unˈtripe, v. (un-2 4.)1611 Cotgr., Estripé, vntriped, vnbowelled, with his..bowels about his heeles. 1653 Urquhart Rabelais i. xliii. 190 The broile and defeat, wherein Tripet was untriped [F. estripé]. 1808 E. S. Barrett Missled General 69 We must either embowel them, or they will untripe us. Oxford English Dictionary
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doctrine
▪ I. doctrine, n. (ˈdɒktrɪn) Also 4–6 doctryn(e, 6–8 doctrin. [a. F. doctrine (12th c.), ad. L. doctrīna teaching, learning, f. doctor teacher, doctor: cf. pistrīna bakery, f. pistor baker.] † 1. The action of teaching or instructing; instruction; a piece of instruction, a lesson, precept. Obs.1382 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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wash
▪ I. wash, n. (wɒʃ) Forms: 5 wesche, wesshe, 5–6 was(c)he, 6 wasch, wasshe, wesch, Sc. weische, 7–9 dial. wesh, 7– wash. [f. wash v. in many unconnected applications. OE. had wæsc (sense 2) and ᵹewæsc ‘alluvio’ (sense 6). Cf. OHG. wasga fem. (MHG., early mod.G. wasche), wesga, weska fem. (MHG. wesch... Oxford English Dictionary
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un-
▪ I. un-, prefix1 expressing negation, representing OE. un-, = OFris. un-, on-, oen- (WFris. ûn-, on-, EFris. ûn-, NFris. ün-), MDu. (and Du.) on-, OS. (MLG., LG.), OHG. (MLG., G.), and Goth. un-, ON. {uacu}-, ó- (Icel. ó-, Sw. o-, Norw. and Da. u-), corresponding to OIr. in-, an-, L. in- (im-, il-,... Oxford English Dictionary
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