cadaver
71cadaver — [kə dα:və, deɪ ] noun Medicine or literary a corpse. Derivatives cadaveric adjective Origin ME: from L., from cadere to fall …
72cadaver — i (L). A dead body …
73cadaver — n. Corpse, dead body, body, remains, subject (for dissection) …
74cadaver — n corpse, dead body, Sl. stiff; carcass, remains …
75cadaver — ca·dav·er …
76cadaver — ca•dav•er [[t]kəˈdæv ər[/t]] n. a dead body, esp. a human body to be dissected; corpse • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME < L: corpse; akin to cadere to fall, perish (see decay, chance) ca•dav′er•ic, adj. syn: See body …
77cadaver — /kəˈdævə / (say kuh davuh), / ˈdavə/ (say dahvuh) noun a dead body, especially of a human being; a corpse. {Latin} –cadaveric, adjective …
78cadaver — n. corpse. ♦ cadaveric, a. pertaining to corpses. ♦ cadaverous, a. deathly pale; gaunt …
79cadaver — Kupapa u …
80cadaver — A corpse. See dead body …