The uterus. (Now the usual sense.)

The interior of the body; the inside; spec. the womb.

transferred. The womb. Obsolete.

A leathern bottle or flask; the uterus or womb; a fire-bucket.

The uterus. Also figurative. English regional and historical in later use.

Applied to the womb. Obsolete.

Any of various other internal organs or parts of a person or animal. The womb. Obsolete.

The belly; the womb. Obsolete.

The womb.

The womb; = matrix, n. 1.

A cloister, cell, or monastery.

The womb. Cf. mother, n.1 8a. Obsolete.

The womb; the uterus of a mammal. Also (in later use esp. of an oviparous vertebrate or invertebrate animal): the ovary; the part of the female…

The womb, uterus; = belly, n. 7 †great wame pred. phr. = great (with child).

The womb, the uterus.

spec. figurative. The womb; the vagina. Now esp. in to have something in the oven (and variants): to be pregnant. colloquial.

The womb or uterus.

the womb; = childbed, n. 3.

womb.

In the primates: The organ in which the young are conceived, developed, and protected till birth; the female organ of gestation; the womb.

The womb.

The womb of a woman. rare.

The womb. Cf. earlier bairn-bed n. at bairn, n. compounds and child's bed n. at child, n. compounds 2. rare (in early use chiefly English regional).