corpse; dead body

a medical examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death

a fictional undead being, usually a walking corpse, common in Western horror fiction and pop culture

corpse; dead body

skeleton of the dead

autopsy; postmortem examination

a person who lacks soul, spirit, or a sense of purpose

dead body; corpse

desiccated corpse; mummified body

corpse; dead body

to collect or retrieve a corpse for burial or cremation; to claim a body

the physical body of a dead person or animal, whether as a corpse or a skeleton

To cut someone's body into thousands of pieces (used as a hyperbolic threat).

corpses are strewn across the field (typically after a battle)

lit. reincarnated in someone else's body; fig. a discarded or discredited idea returns in another guise

to lie stiffly like a corpse

To lie dead or be found dead in a specific location, typically used in news reports about unnatural or unexplained deaths.

to be buried in a horse hide; to sacrifice one's life on the battlefield (idiom)

to hold a sinecure (idiom)

a scene of wholesale slaughter; literally, mountains of corpses and oceans of blood

to exhume a body for public flogging (idiom)

a decomposed corpse

a cloth used to wrap a corpse for burial

the sudden movement of a corpse, often attributed to supernatural causes in folklore

(deprecatory) to lie motionless (asleep, drunk, or lazing around)

to cut the corpse of a criminal into pieces

to keep the body of the deceased until burial or cremation

Fake social media followers purchased to artificially boost a profile's popularity on platforms like Weibo or Baidu.

a network of compromised computers infected with malware and controlled as a group for malicious tasks such as spamming or DDoS attacks

(coll.) abandoned car

a dead body with no parts missing or mutilated

to dismember a corpse

to have sex with a corpse

a heavy-duty bag used for the transport of human remains

the medical examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death or extent of disease

body parts of a mutilated corpse

pall (casket covering)

to hold a sinecure; to receive a salary without performing any duties

sila (Buddhist moral conduct or precepts)

odor of a dead body