carcass
/ˈkɑrkəs/
noun
- The dead body of an animal, especially one used for food or left in the wild.
- After the hunt, they brought the deer carcass back to camp.
- The farmer disposed of the sheep carcass according to health regulations.
- The lion dragged the carcass of a zebra into the shade.
- The remains of a structure or object after it has been destroyed or worn out.
- They found the carcass of a shipwreck on the beach.
- The old car was just a rusted carcass in the junkyard.
- After the fire, only the carcass of the building remained standing.