corpse
[kɔːrps]
Definition:
1. The dead body of a human being.
'corpse' example sentence:
- They have found a corpse; the general has been killed, and in all countries, they call that murder.
- Several days later, her corpse was found in a water tank of the hotel.
- This rejuvenation of a corpse is surprising.
- You're the corpse in an English murder mystery.
- He blanched at the sight of the mutilated corpse.
- Beating corpses to establish how long after death, bruising is still possible.
- We've got a court order which says until we're done with it, the corpse is ours.
- Booth: Yeah but this one is your type of corpse.
- The bad news is,you'll be a corpse.
- They both bent over the corpse.
- He kept those patients and their surroundings clean and disposed properly of infected corpses.
- You could have a corpse, and that's clearly not a person.
- The corpse is, is six months old.
- After all, I'm a corpse.
- A few minutes later we encountered the shark's corpse again, floating.
- Eg. The corpse lay face down in a pool of blood.
- By means of a few drops of strong cordial, the doctor revived the besotted corpse for a few minutes.
- Detectives placed the corpse in a body bag.
- To men I am still something between a fool and a corpse.
- He recoiled in horror at the sight of the corpse.
- Often I would help him lay out the corpse in the simple coffin.
- Nixon looked like a sweaty corpse.
- They disinterred a corpse from the grave.
- It is said that dragon boat racing began from the eastern shores of Dongting Lake as a search for the corpse of Qu Yuan, the Chu patriotic poet.
- The corpse had a hideous grin on its face.
- Now the Associated Press says they found more corpses.
- The murderer dismembered the corpse.
- If a corpse is brought into a house, three members of that household will die.
- Pictures of the burnt corpses turned my stomach.
- And that corpse I was.
- The corpse of the dead bishop was placed in the vault.
- A sewn-up corpse of a smoker.
- The corpse was sewn up in a sack and thrown into the river.
- What do we know about this corpse?
- It's a corpse.
- But consider a funeral with a few tunes a concert a corpse down front.
- Others showed the corpses of animals amid the debris of wrecked cars and buildings.
- After she died, her male companion guarded the corpse.
- giving me time to switch places with the corpse on the pavement.
- Thou art a little soul bearing about a corpse, as Epictetus used to say.
- Now the plans are to launch these corpses into space.
- I asked a question. Did you pull it from the neck of a corpse you made.
- The living soldiers put corpses together and burned them after battle.
- Starving dogs feasted on the human corpses.
- A shopping mall swirls around the corpse of a beetle.
- the corpses would be removed at night.
- One use would be to make one's corpse available to the study of anatomy.
- We need a doctor to identify the corpse.
- After that we were put to work carrying corpses from Air-Raid shelters;
- The corpse lies face down in a pool of blood.
- There is a decomposing corpse of a deer.
- These inspectors decided to examine the corpse's internal organs.
- As a corpse, I no longer exist.
- Indeed, all that's there is a rotting corpse.
- We knew it was difficult to recover a body because any corpse left in the wild will be eaten, but we thought we could learn the name of the man.
- The living soldiers put corpses together and burned them.
- He recoiled at the sight of the corpse.
- What she saw was just an unfeeling corpse.
- There's a corpse in here.
- What is a corpse?
- The battlefield was strewn with corpses.
- The next witness proved the finding of the knife near the corpse.
- I'm positive. You only burn a corpse To try to hide cause of death,
- Mankind has been taken with the idea of preserving corpses.
- Researchers need a growing supply of corpses for dissection.
- He sat by the corpse all night, weeping in bitter earnest.
- Marissa Cooper suddenly pictured the shattered corpse of a rattlesnake lying bloody on a hot patch of yellowTexas sand so many years ago.