Corpus

What do we mean by corpus?

A large collection of writings of a specific kind or on a specific subject. noun

A collection of writings or recorded remarks used for linguistic analysis. noun

The capital or principal amount, as of an estate or trust. noun

The principal of a bond. noun

The main part of a bodily structure or organ. noun

A distinct bodily mass or organ having a specific function. noun

The overall length of a violin. noun

Principal, as opposed to interest or income: as, these payments should be made out of corpus, and not out of income. noun

In algebra, a manifold, such that its elements are representable by symbols which can be combined according to the laws of ordinary algebra, every algebraic expression obtained by combining a finite number of symbols by means of a finite chain of rational operations (+, —, ×, /) being capable of interpretation as representing a definite element of the manifold, with the single reservation that division by zero is inadmissible. noun

Literally, a body; matter of any kind. In anatomy: The entire physical body of an animal. See soma. Some part of the body specified by a qualifying term. See phrases below. noun

A collection, especially a complete one, or an account of such a collection. noun

The whole content; the material substance. noun

Same as corpusdentatum . noun

A somewhat similar mass of gray matter in each olivary body. Also called corpus ciliare. noun

A body, living or dead; the corporeal substance of a thing. noun

The great band of commissural fibers uniting the cerebral hemispheres. See Brain. noun

A festival in honor of the eucharist, observed on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday. noun

Same as Pyx cloth, under Pyx. noun

A collection of writings, often on a specific topic, of a specific genre, from a specific demographic or a particular author, etc.

(specifically) Such a collection in form of an electronic database used for linguistic analyses.

A body, a collection.

Singular:Corpus Plural:Corpura Corpura are documents of texts that were used in the 1980's or so, The two main companies that made them were the Brown College and British company, LOB. Urban Dictionary

Corporation night club. aka corp.. aka corpus Urban Dictionary

The latin word that literally means the body, or a body. used today in english words that obviously have to do with a body, or a whole of something. (ex: corporation, incorporate, corpse, etc.) Urban Dictionary

The act of gently squatting over a body. Urban Dictionary

These kids that scream run dingers in the halls. Urban Dictionary

A point that is five inches from the sun. Referenced very briefly in the namesake song by metal band "The Last Ten Seconds of Life" on their album "Soulless Hymns released in 2015. The phrase can be heard at approximately 27 seconds, and can be used to describe somethings general location if you are a person who finds humor in referencing music in day to day conversation. Urban Dictionary

The right of habeas corpus is the constitutionally bestowed right of a person to present evidence before a court that he or she has been wrongly imprisoned. The law just can't keep you locked up, execute you, or decide your fate without a determination of whether you've committed a crime or not. Section 9 of the US constitution states - The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it. Urban Dictionary

A slut who attends Corpus Christi and is a complete lowlife back stabbing bitch who wears make-up four shades too dark and about as much eye liner as a raccoon. They are not to be trusted and will turn against you. They will never tell you the full story and are drama queens. Don't forget the crop tops, low rise jeans and skiing socks with their moccasins! Oh and her boobs? Yeah she wears a double push up bra with a bando. You're welcome for the spoiling of the illusion. Urban Dictionary

1. The body of Christ. 2. A big coastal city in Texas, home of Whataburger. Urban Dictionary

A measure of health in the game MADNESS: Project Nexus. In-game, a Corpus can be damaged until it is empty, which then it is vurnurable to be broken if it is hit again. If you aren't hit for a period of time, your Corpus will regenerate; This can be sped up by dealing damage. Broken Corpus are lost until you can reach a medkit or a certain point. Losing all of your Corpus will usually result in being incapacitated. Most adequate people can get up to three, but on average two is more likely, and for the especially frail people, one. It can also be viewed as a direct measurement of your ability to get up after sustaining a lot of injury. Additional Corpus blocks past five can be achieved by wearing stronger armor, or simply getting a lot stronger* Can also be shortened to just "Corpus" *Maxing out at Four Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to corpus:
corpus, corps, carpus, corvus, cornus, coypus, porpus, cormus, copus, colpus, corpuz, corus.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word corpus:
corpora, juris, domini, progesterone, writ, linguistics, hooks, laredo, penis, petition, cambridge, procession, detention, oxford, texas, linguistic, behalf, ordained, feast, filed, sentences, appeals, suspension, proceedings, antonio, college, writings, manuscript, supreme, canon, bush, denied, suspended, courts, court, spoken, jurisdiction, translation, appeal, compiled, literature, ruled, text, brain, houston, relief, judicial, submitted.

Words that rhyme with corpus:
porpoise, porpus, harbor porpoise, pour piss.

Adjectives that are often used to describe corpus:
entire, whole, large, habeas, vast, literary, larger, small, aristotelian, hippocratic, total, present, parallel, main, complete, extensive, substantial, platonic, original, annotated, rich, english, poetic, huge, legal, textual, extant, considerable, limited, federal, prophetic, enormous, word, largest, gastric, uterine, biblical, vedic, rabbinic, rational, representative, bilingual, impressive, dionysian, johannine, classical, available, massive, immense, linguistic, comparable, theoretical, latin, sub, philosophical, greek, coherent, comprehensive, hermetic, smaller, closed, sizable, finite, wider, electronic, demosthenic, freudian, ceramic, homeric.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective corpus:
act, proceedings, petition, linguistics, cases, petitions, relief, christi, based, callosum, proceeding, case, callosotomy, hearing, luteum, review, college, writ, jurisdiction, analysis, planning, data, application, privilege, writs, law, statute, evidence, linguists, studies, action, appeals, morphology, section, bursae, cyst, bill, albicans, acts, restiforme, cysts, suspension, procedure, actions, delicti, christ, remedy, function, clause, striatum, research, nos, cavernosum, inscr, laws, size, hearings, provision, appeal, spongiosum, techniques, money, annotation, design, building, dentatum, reform, carcinoma, canonici, examples, civilis, provisions, matters, suits, juris, litigation, court, concept, reformatorum, construction, hormons, decision, driven, compilation, analyses, motion, complex, chart, claims.

Consonant match to corpus:
carpus, carpous.

Words that sound like corpus:
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