Corpses

What do we mean by corpses?

A dead body.

(sometimes derogatory) A human body in general, whether living or dead.

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The thing in the trunk of your car Urban Dictionary

From the theater: to laugh uncontrollably and not be able to stop. (Source: Cate Blanchette on the 12/04/06 Tonight Show). Wikipedia defines it as follows: "Corpsing is a theatrical slang term used to describe when an actor breaks character during a scene - usually by laughing or forgetting his or her lines, or by causing another cast member to do so. Though the origin of the term is unknown, it refers to almost literally murdering the scene. A BBC TV program on 18 November 2006 stated an opinion that the term "corpsing" originated when there was a corpse on stage, acted by a living actor: there was sometimes a tendency to try to make that actor laugh." Urban Dictionary

Very high or drunk; cannot move; just corpsed Urban Dictionary

To spontaneously break out in laughter while performing on stage. Urban Dictionary

Daddy Urban Dictionary

Someone who had to much to drink to much to smoke or both, and is "dead", or just passed out and not waking up Urban Dictionary

To fade from being tan to deathly pale. Urban Dictionary

Dead body boy or girl Urban Dictionary

- a person who looks dead. - somebody who lives across the road from you and owns a campervan. - a corpse could be in a wheelchair or use a walking stick Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to corpses:
corpses, corpse, copses, corpuses, corses, corpsed.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word corpses:
morgue, exhumed, mutilated, dissection, piled, mortuary, cremated, corpse, undead, graves, zombies, dumped, zombie, decomposition, worms, burial, bodies, severed, cemeteries, flesh, victims, burned, plague, ashes, forensic, buried, anatomy, grave, washed, dead, pits, thrown, battlefield, hanging, massacre, lying, deceased, torture, wounds, spirits, burnt, hung, floating, creatures, bones, murdered, monsters, fallen, heads, mass, recovered, executed, horror, funeral, killed, cemetery, scattered, soldiers, lie, eating, transported, dogs, streets, relatives, warriors, alive, signs, humans, killer, enemies, lay, burning, discovered, eat, wounded, body.

Words that rhyme with corpses:
corpse is, warps his, warps is.

Adjectives that are often used to describe corpses:
many, human, dead, mangled, mutilated, unburied, more, several, naked, bloody, few, charred, fresh, frozen, headless, german, bloated, female, mummified, black, numerous, japanese, dismembered, putrefying, lifeless, putrid, burnt, ghastly, poor, countless, emaciated, male, burned, tiny, russian, unclaimed, unidentified, stiff, disfigured, scattered, embalmed, pale, royal, decayed, stinking, chinese, animated, innumerable, enough, cold, drowned, rotten, buried, infected, twisted, desiccated, turkish, warm, covered, battered, riddled, stark, decapitated, rigid, shrouded, bloodied, gory, stripped, exquisite, roman, swollen, heaped.

Consonant match to corpses:
corpse is.

Words that sound like corpses:
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