1. Dead and putrifying flesh.

2. Relating to or feeding upon carrion. See Carnage.

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

• carrieng,
• corrian,
• cario,
• carriot,
• carriie,
• carriyng,
• carbion,
• carridor,
• carin,
• carriy,
• marrion,
• cabron,
• currior,
• carreior,
• carryign,
• cassion,
• carryin,
• cajion,
• carign,
• carrior

• carina,
• CARN,
• Carone,
• Caren,
• carum,
• carreno,
• carry on,
• carom,
• Caryn,
• Carin,
• caring,
• carton,
• cairn,
• carini,
• careen,
• Carma,
• Carney,
• carino,
• carrot,
• carreon,
• caruana,
• jarring,
• Cairene,
• garrison,
• Carron,
• carrier,
• cairina,
• carbon,
• Caron.

The adjective form of the word "carrion" is "carrion". Example: "The vultures were attracted to the carrion smell".

The plural of the "carrion" can be the "carrions".

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