carcase

[ kahr-kuhs ]

noun

, car·cased, car·cas·ing.

1. a variant of carcass.

Example Sentences

Bianucci et al suggested that Perucetus might have browsed on coastal fish and shellfish, or scavenged carcases, as some sharks do.

From Science Daily

Mammals that scavenge dead bird carcases, including foxes, otters and seals, have also been infected.

From BBC

The Scottish government said the disease was also affecting wild bird populations elsewhere in the world, and it had published updated advice on the reporting, collection and safe disposal of wild bird carcases.

From BBC

The carcases were pulled ashore and distributed to locals for consumption.

From BBC

Six carcases, some with severed heads and legs, were discovered in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, near the border with Democratic Republic of Congo, on Friday.

From Reuters

Related Words

• remains