noun . 1. dead and putrefying flesh. 2. rottenness; anything vile. ?adjective . 3. feeding on carrion.
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noun. the decaying flesh of a dead body, esp. when regarded as food for scavenging animals; anything very disgusting or repulsive; Etymology: ME carioun < Anglo-Fr carogne < VL ...
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car·ri·on [ kárree ?n] noun (plural car·ri·ons) Definition: 1. rotting animal flesh: the rotting flesh of a dead animal: 2. something decaying: something that is decaying or ...
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noun . 1. a European crow, Corvus corone, that feeds on carrion. 2. black vulture (def. 1).
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carrion n. Dead and decaying flesh. adj. Of or similar to dead and decaying flesh. Feeding on such flesh
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carrion flower. n. 1. Any of several North American plants of the genus Smilax, especially S. herbacea, an herbaceous tendril-bearing vine having clusters of small greenish flowers ...
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Zool.) any beetle that feeds habitually on dead animals; - also called sexton beetle and burying beetle. There are many kinds, belonging mostly to the family Silphidæ.
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car·ri·on crow (plural car·ri·on crows) noun : Definition: European crow: a medium-sized crow similar to a rook but with a heavier beak and black face.
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carrion eating. a species trait, or a sign of nutritional deficiency usually phosphorus.
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Main Entry: carrion: Part of Speech: noun: Definition: decaying flesh: Synonyms: remains, corpse, body
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carrion flower n. Any of several North American plants of the genus Smilax, especially S. herbacea, an herbaceous tendril-bearing vine having clusters
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