1. The body, usually when dead; the mere framework of anything, as of a house or decaying hulk of a ship; the frame or main parts of a thing; a perforated bombshell filled with combustibles and discharged to set fire to buildings, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• carcas,
• caccess,
• carcuses,
• carcause,
• carcauses,
• caucuss,
• cacaus,
• caucas,
• carcus,
• cancas,
• carss,
• carcess,
• carmas,
• carcuss,
• careass,
• arcoss,
• caucaus,
• carrcase,
• carasse,
• carcases

• cacaos,
• carcase,
• circassian,
• carassius,
• caracas,
• carcajou.

The adjective form of the word "carcass" is "carcassal".

The plural of the "carcass" can be the "carcasses".

The singular of the "carcass" can be the "carcass".