“Huge-boned, tall, gaunt to cadaverousness, his face a dirty death's head, he was as repellent a nightmare of old age as ever Dore imagined.”

“The men were inclined to be ruddy of face, and their typical stature was meaty, strong, and of middlying height, although it varied into gangling cadaverousness.”

“In the second study, the surgeons performed a variety of surgical procedures on a cadaver.”

“Slowly entering the cottage, Dimitri found Reana kneeling next to the cadaver of the old man, which lay bestrewn upon the floor.”

“The burn wound can be excised and covered with temporary or permanent closures such as pigskin or human cadaver skin.”

“During early research, they used cadavers of Galleria mellonella, or greater wax moth.”

“These findings indicate that the stage of fusion of the basilar synchondrosis is not a good indicator of age in male cadavers.”

“We know cryonics is the nutcase science of hyperfreezing cadavers in hopes that someday there will be a way to bring the dead to life.”