to cut open the chest and abdominal cavity; usually refers to the slaughtering of livestock or poultry

chest; thorax; the part of the body between the neck and the belly

bore or barrel of a firearm; the hollow space inside a gun where the bullet is loaded and fired

the hollow interior of a furnace or stove where fuel is burned

to push a bullet or shell into the chamber of a firearm in preparation for firing

Helical grooves inside the barrel of a gun or cannon used to spin the projectile for stability and accuracy; also called [[来复线|來復線|lai2 fu4 xian4]]

the contour or shape of a person's face

The hollow space inside a traditional cooking stove where firewood or straw is burned.

palate; the roof of the mouth

An old-style gun or cannon where the bullet or projectile is loaded through the front of the barrel.

the rear part of a firearm; the breech of a gun

breechloading gun or rifle

Jack the Ripper, the unidentified serial killer active in London in 1888

to rip open the belly and pull out the intestines; to eviscerate

the hollow part of a gun or cannon where the ammunition is placed before firing

To stand tall and push out the chest to show confidence, courage, or high spirits.

solid through and through; completely solid without any hollow space

(of a tube or hollow object) solid; filled; stuffed with material

having a barrel with a smooth internal surface rather than rifling

the ashpit of a stove or furnace; the chamber located beneath the grate of a boiler used to collect fallen ashes and allow for ventilation

The hollow interior of a gun or cannon barrel where the shell is loaded and through which it passes when fired

(of a gun or cannon) to explode or blow up during firing

the bore of a gun barrel with internal spiral grooves that cause a bullet to spin for stability

(colloquial) facial contour or shape; face

the internal diameter of a gun barrel or the diameter of a bullet

the rear part of a firearm or cannon that holds the gunpowder or shell