embalmer , also: imbalmer old-fashioned

I was an embalmer for about 25 to 30 years.

They were about the same age, but the embalmer seemed older.

It was more like his uncle's face, after the embalmers got through with him.

The embalmers had used all their skills to repair the body.

Only then was I content to deliver him over to the embalmers.

Aside from surgeons and embalmers, few of us have any idea.

He looked down at the face of the mummy and thought the embalmers had done their work well.

Embalmers were going to have to do the same.

Definitely of a servant class and something to do with the dead, though he is not an embalmer.

Because I figured the man had to be an embalmer."

Then, to the chief embalmer: "Where did you put her heart?

The state can no longer even afford to pay Lenin's embalmers.

The embalmers worked skilfully, even as they brought it here.

Some states require funeral directors to be embalmers as well.

It looked like the evil form of an embalmer bending over one new dead.

If you don't get out of what you're in, I'll be hearing from your embalmer.

It is the name of the embalmer, I take it.

That is the worst of these embalmers who have been employed by the Governor's.

In fact, it looked rather like the sleeper had been laid out for the embalmers.

This, too, was curious: Creed never had anything to do with embalmers.

The embalmer shrugged and went on with his work.

The embalmer had just about run out of chat.

The man, an embalmer, was intent upon his grisly work.

Last month, four men, including an embalmer and the owner of a human tissue bank, were arrested.

But he hardly feels he is running a school for embalmers.