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Meanings of old corpse in English

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Usage of old corpse in English
1
He looked very old and very tired, even for a fifteen-hundred-year- old corpse.
Sharper than a serpent's tooth
2
His eyes became an opaque blue-white, like those of a day- old corpse.
Ghost in the Shell
3
All things considered, she looked pretty good for a six-year- old corpse.
Stolen heat
4
I had expected a rush of gas from the week- old corpse.
Dracula
5
One new old corpse, courtesy of Lester and Bunk's drunken bet.
The Guardian
6
In his case, the discoloration was what you would expect of a day- old corpse.
Phantoms
7
Her fingers were cold as those of a day- old corpse.
Bones of the Dragon
8
And who bothers to inspect a coffin with a week- old corpse rotting in it?
Drood: a novel
9
What possible interest can a five-thousand-year- old corpse have for him?
The Mummy and Miss Nitocris: A Phantasy of the Fourth Dimension
10
There's nothing worse than a centuries- old corpse getting maudlin.
Hex and the city
11
At least no one who'd want to revive a three-hundred-year- old corpse they had no stock in.
The unincorporated man
12
Her stench was foul, like a week- old corpse.
Secret of the Dragon
13
He told me that he had secured the old corpse, and was bringing it home to you.
The Green Mummy
14
She was sunken and shriveled, as bony and dried up as the year- old corpse she now was.
Side Jobs
15
He was like a two-days' old corpse.
White Shadows in the South Seas
16
It was awkward-indeed ,itseemed absurd-tohave to tote a six-months- old corpse to Texas, but there it was.
Lonesome dove
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common