Having bowels; possessing internal organs (especially digestive organs).
From 'bowel' (noun) plus -ed suffix, creating an adjective meaning 'having bowels.' This archaic or literary formation parallels words like 'bearded' or 'tailed.'
Medieval and Renaissance writers used 'boweled' to describe animated creatures—it's a quirky way to emphasize that something is not just a hollow shape but has living insides.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.