carcase

[ kahr-kuhs ]

noun

, car·cased, car·cas·ing.

1. a variant of carcass.

Example Sentences

He sets out, and on his journey finds a lion, a wolf, and a falcon disputing over the carcase of a horse.

From Project Gutenberg

As for Homer Smith, his carcase might rot in the desert of Arizona, or anywhere, for aught he cared.

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Is the carcase of a bird really a more scientific thing than its lustrous, colored plumage and its song with its subtle tones?

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“Where the carcase is, there the eagles are gathered together,” said cook, solemnly.

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Everybody has heard of his rude taunt thereupon at Elizabeth, that 'her conditions were as crooked as her carcase.'

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Related Words

• remains