Associations to the word «Carrion»
Noun
- Eater
- Vulture
- Dung
- Crow
- Carcass
- Buzzard
- Invertebrate
- Crustacean
- Beetle
- Rodent
- Vertebrate
- Arthropod
- Stench
- Insect
- Prey
- Feeding
- Magpie
- Jackal
- Amphibian
- Condor
- Kite
- Eats
- Fly
- Rook
- Feeder
- Circling
- Raven
- Stink
- Smell
- Feed
- Larva
- Squid
- Scrap
- Diet
- Reptile
- Bird
- Cid
- Mammal
- Predator
- Beak
- Mollusc
- Flesh
- Corpse
- Filth
- Gull
- Caves
- Odor
- Garbage
- Doug
- Raptor
- Mcbride
- Sap
- Carnage
- Worm
- Fungus
- Egg
- Odour
- Scent
- Shriek
- Eating
- Fruit
- Coyote
- Ecology
- Snail
- Meat
- Decomposition
- Nectar
- Feast
- Lizard
- Hawk
- Crab
- Frog
- Starving
- Fowl
- Forage
Wiktionary
CARRION, noun. Dead flesh; carcasses.
CARRION, noun. (obsolete) (derogatory) A contemptible or worthless person.
CARRION BEETLE, noun. Sexton beetle; necrophore
CARRION BEETLES, noun. Plural of carrion beetle
CARRION CROW, noun. The common European black crow Corvus corone.
CARRION CROW, noun. The American black vulture Coragyps atratus.
CARRION CROWS, noun. Plural of carrion crow
Dictionary definition
CARRION, noun. The dead and rotting body of an animal; unfit for human food.
Wise words
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