Usage of "graverobber"

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Someone who takes bodies from graves and sells them for anatomical dissection.

Synonyms

Examples for "ghoul"

Examples for "ghoul"

The nearest ghoul was the closest threat, but not the greatest opportunity. 
 White night 

The ghoul or fiend of modern society is the demon of alcohol. 
 Alvira: The Heroine of Vesuvius 

That was the first time I had ever seen a floating ghoul. 
 World war z: an oral history of the zombie war 

I was tempted, and I felt my reality trickle into the ghoul. 
 A nameless witch 

He wondered if he still had the recipe to create a ghoul. 
 The Alchemyst 

That's an improvement over your body snatcher remark the other night. 
 Calamity jayne 

Or was she a body snatcher? 
 Damaged 

You fucking body snatcher, I think. 
 The ministry of pain 

Her gut was screaming body snatcher. 
 Damaged 

But it gave him a start all the same to see, grinning at him, Carl Orc, the body snatcher. 
 Immortality Inc. 

Usage of graverobber in English

It was the tool of the modern-day graverobber, easy to conceal and wield. 
 Map of bones 

And they're quite unscrupulous graverobbers for the most part. 
 Perdido Street Station 

Burke and Hare, on the other hand, became legendary bogeymen and graverobbers as well as killers. 
 The Irish Times 

"You graverobbers!" he shouted. 
 Swan Song 

Translations for graverobber

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Graverobber through the time

Meanings of graverobber in English