carcass , auch: carcase

You have nothing but a dead carcass left on your hands.

By the time the positive results were in, the carcass was gone.

Then with one hand he raised the carcass from the ground.

But she would leave the carcass there for a while yet.

You're not being set up to provide a carcass for some other life type to move in.

The body had been formed from more than one carcass.

They also used almost every part of the carcass for some purpose.

Then he went to work on the carcass of the bear.

That's all part of the process that the carcasses have to go through after they're killed.

That left them looking more like carcasses than human bodies.

His old carcass was a problem, and raising it another.

By early May production had increased to 300 carcasses a day.

The law could not restore life to my dead carcass.

She could not leave his head like the carcass of a cat in the street.

Or would his carcass have been thrown into the dark, for their own use?

Which presents a problem: what to do with their carcasses?

She looked, without interest, at the carcasses that surrounded them.

They dragged the carcasses inside, police doing little to stop them.

You look as if you're about to butcher a carcass.

They lay around the road like so many dog carcasses.

The carcass then gave up its final few drops of blood.

The first of these was a carcass, or rather, a shell.

In a few moments, we were all standing over the carcass.

He turned and saw one carcass burning, on the far bank.

He began walking toward the carcass, but there was no trouble.