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carcass
car·cass C0104600 (kär′kəs)n.1. The dead body of an animal, especially one slaughtered for food.2. The body of a human.3. Remains from which the substance or character is gone: the carcass of a former empire.4. A framework or basic structure: the carcass of a burned-out house.
[Middle English carcas, from Anglo-Norman carcais and Medieval Latin carcasium.]carcass (ˈkɑːkəs) or carcasen1. the dead body of an animal, esp one that has been slaughtered for food, with the head, limbs, and entrails removed2. informal usually facetious or derogatory a person's body3. the skeleton or framework of a structure4. the remains of anything when its life or vitality is gone; shell[C14: from Old French carcasse, of obscure origin]car•cass (ˈkɑr kəs)
n. 1. the dead body of an animal, esp. of a slaughtered animal after removal of the offal. 2. Slang. the body of a human being, whether living or dead. 3. the physical or structural remnant of something stripped, plundered, or decayed; shell. 4. an unfinished skeleton or framework, as of a house or ship. [1250–1300; < Anglo-French; Middle French carcasse < Italian carcassa] syn: See body. Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  carcass - the dead body of an animal especially one slaughtered and dressed for foodcarcasedead body, body - a natural object consisting of a dead animal or person; "they found the body in the lake" |
carcassnoun1. body, remains, corpse, skeleton, dead body, cadaver (Medical) A cluster of vultures crouched on the carcass of a dead buffalo.2. remains, shell, framework, debris, remnants, hulk At one end of the camp lies the carcass of an aircraft which crashed in the mountains.3. (Informal) body, butt (U.S. slang), ass (U.S. slang), arse (taboo slang) Get your carcass back to the boathouse right now!carcassnounThe physical frame of a dead person or animal:body, cadaver, corpse, remains.Slang: stiff.Translationscarcass (ˈkaːkəs) noun a dead body, usually animal, not human. The carcasses of various animals hung in the butcher's shop. 動物的屍体 动物的尸体carcass
carcassOne's body, often specifically the buttocks. Get your carcass in here, dinner's ready!carcass (ˈkɑrkəs) n. one’s body; a large or heavy body. Put your carcass on a chair, and let’s chew the fat. carcass
carcass, carcase1.The framework of a building before the addition of sheathing or other covering. 2. The frame or main parts of a structure unfinished and unornamented, lacking masonry, brickwork, floors, carpentry, plastering, inside trim, etc.carcass
car·cass (kar'kăs), The body of a dead animal; in reference to animals used for human food, the body after the hide, head, tail, extremities, and viscera have been removed. [F. carcasse, fr. It. carcassa] carcass Food industry
The body of a livestock animal from which the head, hide, legs, tail and viscera have been removed before rendering it into cuts of meat.
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Any dead animal, including a human, for which the term cadaver is generally preferred.carcass (kăr′kăs) A dead body; the term is usually used to describe nonhuman bodies such as the remains of a steer or a sheep. carcass
Synonyms for carcassnoun bodySynonyms- body
- remains
- corpse
- skeleton
- dead body
- cadaver
noun remainsSynonyms- remains
- shell
- framework
- debris
- remnants
- hulk
noun bodySynonymsSynonyms for carcassnoun the physical frame of a dead person or animalSynonyms- body
- cadaver
- corpse
- remains
- stiff
Synonyms for carcassnoun the dead body of an animal especially one slaughtered and dressed for foodSynonymsRelated Words |