decompose , auch: decompound

And he told her about the woman who had decomposed before his eyes.

It was being put into the ground also to decompose.

I did not know that it would decompose by water.

Later, her body was found decomposing under the bed in that room.

This happened at least four more times, with the body beginning to decompose each time.

A body out there even on the second floor of a house could decompose within a few years.

He thought the body had been in the water for several weeks, although only slightly decomposed.

"You think people from other countries smell different when they decompose?"

Another few days and they would have begun to decompose.

He looked at the other bodies, two of which were decomposing.

Staying in the room with dead women while they decomposed?

Limbs did not decompose before the rest of the body.

The body was badly decomposed and had been in the water for a long time.

The compound would begin decomposing in I think they have said five years.

Her body would decompose into its components in the natural way.

Though badly decomposed, his mother could only see her son as he was.

The mixture is then allowed to decompose for several more days.

But the litter was of the earth and would soon decompose.

It is known to very slowly decompose in the presence of water.

On the other hand, living things are subject to change and have a tendency to decompose.

The bodies in the film appeared to be decomposed, they said.

And what they have told us is that the first body was too far decomposed to be very helpful.

The suits keep whatever's inside from decomposing more, I guess.

They are easier to transport and take longer to decompose.