Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Carcass"

A: it mean dead body of an organism.

A: The dead body of an animal

A: You will never need to use this phrase in your whole entire life.

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Carcasses – this is the word that we use for the bodies of dead animals – carcass, or carcasses for the plural. This word is used mostly in connection with the type of animals that humans eat.

Corpse – this is the word we use for the dead bodies of humans and other animals who we have a human like relationship with. So, if you have a dog that you love and it dies, you would never call its dead body a carcass.

A: In cooking, a carcass is what remains of a cooked chicken or turkey after the breasts, wings, thighs, and drumsticks have been removed. Carcasses can be used to make broth.

A: I think corpses means body's that have already started to decompose, and I think carcasses means body's that have been prepared to get buried.

A: @JoePleasant: *coroner's

A: carcass is English? it means dead body

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