liquid cremation

[li-kwid-kri-may-shuhn]

noun

1. alkaline hydrolysis.

Example Sentences

"Some new processes are emerging as potentially more sustainable options for cremation, including liquid cremation or aquamation," he says, explaining the process.

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Washington Governor Jay Inslee made the move last week, signing into law a proposal to legalize human composting and another process sometimes called liquid cremation, or alkaline hydrolysis, which involves using heat, pressure, water and chemicals to process remains.

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The time-honored concept of death with dignity suffered a serious setback when the Legislature approved “liquid cremation,” which allows the same procedure for disposing of family and friends that farmers use on dead animals.

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And early in the novel, Hans-Peter extols the convenience of his most prized possession: a liquid cremation machine, which, he brags, is so much more ecologically friendly than those dirty burning crematories.

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A brilliant Goth-chick mortician made an unlikely splash with Web videos discussing things like liquid cremation and caskets that explode from bodily gasses.

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