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  dead body
       n : body of a dead animal or person; "they found the body in the
           lake" [syn: body]

  dead body /dˈɛd bˈɒdi/ 
  mrtvola

  dead body /dˈɛd bˈɒdi/
  mrtvola

  dead body /dˈɛd bˈɒdi/
  Leiche , Leichnam  [poet.]  [relig.]
        "rob a dead body"  - eine Leiche fleddern
     Synonyms: body, corpse, cadaver, stiff
  
   see: dead bodies, bodies, corpses, cadavers, stiffs, glacier body, glacier corpse, have a skeleton in the cupboard / closet, You look like death.
  

  dead body /dˈɛd bˈɒdi/
  1. hulla
  2. holttest
  3. tetem

  DEAD BODY, crim. law. A corpse. 
       2. To take up a dead body without lawful authority, even for the 
  purposes of dissection, is a misdemeanor, for which the offender may be 
  indicted at common law. 1 Russ. on Cr. 414; 1 Dowl. & R. 13; Russ. & Ry. 
  366, ii. b; 2 Chit. Cr. Law, 35. This offence is punished by statute in New 
  Hampshire, Laws of N. H. 339, 340 in Vermont, Laws of Vermont, 368. c. 361; 
  in Massachusetts, stat. 1830, c. 51; 8 Pick. 370; 11 Pick. 350; in New York, 
  2 Rev. Stat. 688. Vide 1 Russ. 414, n. A. 
       3. The preventing a dead body from being buried, is also an indictable 
  offence. 2 T. R. 734; 4 East, 460; 1 Russ. on Cr. 415 and 416, note A. 
       4. To inter a dead body found in a river, it seems, would render the 
  offender liable to an indictment for a misdemeanor, unless he first sent for 
  the coroner. 1 Kenyon's R. 250.