carcass
//ˈkɑːr.kəs//
Noun
carcassSingular
carcassesPlural
1
The dead body of an animal, especially one slaughtered for food.
The butcher hung the carcass in the cold storage room.
2
The remains of something destroyed, decayed, or discarded; a shell or framework.
The carcass of the old ship lay rusting on the beach.
3
(informal, often humorous) A person's body, especially when tired or lifeless.
I need to drag my tired carcass out of bed.