Carcass
Pronunciation: /ˈkɑːrkəs/
Carcass (noun)
- The body of a dead animal, especially after it has been killed or has died naturally.
- The remains or parts of something that has been destroyed or is no longer useful.
Examples
- The hunter found the carcass in the forest.
- The archaeologists uncovered the carcass of an ancient structure.
Common collocations: animal carcass, decompose a carcass, carcass remains, preserve a carcass