bowel

Preposition: of

• compassion: The great Father's heart is moved; his bowels of compassion are stirred: his mercies are overflowing.
• earth: It is not necessary to descend hundreds of feet into the bowels of the earth to see the interior of a coal mine.
• mercy: Now by what motive is the sovereign impelled to shut up his bowels of mercy, and sign the warrant for execution?
• hell: A fight to the finish in the bowels of Hell.

Converse of object

• distend: However the distended small bowel is likely to be oedematous, fragile and hypoxic, making the anastomosis more hazardous.
• cleanse: You can see that this is a much deeper effect than just cleansing the bowel.
• evacuate: This is why the urge to evacuate the bowel commonly occurs following a meal.
• empty: Empty the bowels every morning The body's clock always tries to follow the cycles of nature.

Adjective modifier

• irritable: During the day I frequently just put my hands on my tummy to help with the accompanying irritable bowel.
• perforated: This was initially rejected and caused him to suffer a perforated bowel.
• loose: An answer to loose bowels, easier to scoop the poop.
• small: However, the camera looks further into the small bowel.
• large: The contents of a lumbar hernia may include small or large bowel, omentum, stomach, liver or rarely the kidney.

Modifies a noun

• syndrome: Impact of irritable bowel syndrome on quality of life.
• obstruction: Mid or high small bowel obstruction presents a different picture.
• cancer: Using PCR, bowel cancer can now be detected from the DNA of cells shed in the feces.
• resection: Large bowel resection Operation to remove part of the bowel.
• habit: Here are some points: Regular bowel habits make a child feel secure.
• perforation: There were five deaths due to bowel perforation - all after cesarean section and all with substandard care.

Noun used with modifier

• inflammatory: Our final symposium of the year was on Inflammatory bowel disease crossroads of microbes, epithelium and immune systems.