My definition is from the dictionary. Yours is from Wikipedia. Wikipedia also redirects “dead body” and “corpse” to cadaver. Are humans the only ones with dead bodies? Are other animals immortal? 🤔
Congratufuckinglations, and here’s Merriam Webster
Clearly, it’s an acceptable use case to some people. You being a fuck and deciding your English is more correct because you agree with one dictionary over another and shitting up the Internet with your self-serving pedantic nonsense doesn’t make you right anywhere but in your head.
I know I’ve convinced you of nothing by the way. Have fun.
Carcass is the word you’re looking for.
My definition is from the dictionary. Yours is from Wikipedia. Wikipedia also redirects “dead body” and “corpse” to cadaver. Are humans the only ones with dead bodies? Are other animals immortal? 🤔
From the Cambridge English dictionary:
Congratufuckinglations, and here’s Merriam Webster
Clearly, it’s an acceptable use case to some people. You being a fuck and deciding your English is more correct because you agree with one dictionary over another and shitting up the Internet with your self-serving pedantic nonsense doesn’t make you right anywhere but in your head.
I know I’ve convinced you of nothing by the way. Have fun.
You can try and try and try to expand the meaning of cadaver but no one outside of your echo bunker is ever going to agree.