carcass

None of these immobilized beetles survived, and their carcasses took a day or longer to pass through the frogs.

Jeb next found himself as an advisor to Barclays, which had picked through the carcass of what was left of Lehman.

I like to get the soup going using the turkey bones and carcass.

Once the bee dies, maggots eat the carcass, turn into zombie flies, and buzz off in search of their next host.

He then deposits the carcass back in the woods, where Mother Nature takes care of the cleanup.

He could stuff it inside the carcass of a cow, a donkey, even a person.

My bosom became as bare of hope as the carcass before me was of meat.

Not a bit of carcass was there; there were bones—clean bones—and dry hard skin, but no flesh, not an atom of flesh!

Carefully concealing themselves, they followed the man as he dragged the carcass to the camp.

It was midnight when we reached the house with the wounded man, and the carcass of the deer that Ménou and I had shot.

As he darted towards the door Nelson had a glimpse of the carcass blocking the door commencing to slip sidewise.