carcass

car·cass

(kar'kăs),

The body of a dead animal; in reference to animals used for human food, the body after the hide, head, tail, extremities, and viscera have been removed.

[F. carcasse, fr. It. carcassa]

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carcass

Food industry
The body of a livestock animal from which the head, hide, legs, tail and viscera have been removed before rendering it into cuts of meat.

Vox populi
Any dead animal, including a human, for which the term cadaver is generally preferred.

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carcass

(kăr′kăs)

A dead body; the term is usually used to describe nonhuman bodies such as the remains of a steer or a sheep.

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