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Term: disimbowl Definitions: 1. (verb) To remove someone's bowels forcefully or violently. 2. (verb) To completely empty or drain a container or cavity. 3. (verb) To take away the courage, confidence, or enthusiasm of someone. Example Sentences: 1. She was horrified to hear the news that a serial killer had disimbowled his victims. 2. The chef skillfully disimbowled the fish, preparing it for cooking. 3. The explorers disimbowled the treasure chest, revealing its hidden contents. 4. The disappointing result disimbowled their hopes of winning the championship. 5. The negative comments from the critics disimbowled the actor's self-esteem. HTML Format:

Term: disimbowl

Definitions:

1. (verb) To remove someone's bowels forcefully or violently.
2. (verb) To completely empty or drain a container or cavity.
3. (verb) To take away the courage, confidence, or enthusiasm of someone.

Example Sentences:

  1. She was horrified to hear the news that a serial killer had disimbowled his victims.
  2. The chef skillfully disimbowled the fish, preparing it for cooking.
  3. The explorers disimbowled the treasure chest, revealing its hidden contents.
  4. The disappointing result disimbowled their hopes of winning the championship.
  5. The negative comments from the critics disimbowled the actor's self-esteem.

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