embalm , also: imbalm old-fashioned

They embalmed her and she's still out there, looking down on it all.

Then again, just think; it was men who embalmed her.

The only dead people I'd ever seen had been embalmed and dressed up for church.

No record exists as to whether or not he was embalmed.

I had his body embalmed as is not fitting for other than a king.

The funeral home made the family pay extra to embalm him.

West Virginia police called his death a suicide after quickly having the body embalmed.

If he didn't, his face might as well have been embalmed.

He did not want to be embalmed or placed in a coffin.

In certain hands, an exhibition like this one might embalm an artist's work.

One can linger there a while without fear of being embalmed.

The music, after being embalmed on recordings, suddenly came alive.

The question: Is this new sound going to enhance the live performance or embalm it in technology?

The better bodies are always embalmed for use by the freshman medical students at the university.

Joseph had his father embalmed, a process that took forty days.

James's body had already been embalmed and prepared for burial.

And no museum is better able than the Modern to embalm a modernist.

"We suggest his remains be embalmed and left under glass for hundreds of years."

"But they must have embalmed him according to the custom?

Various communist leaders have been embalmed and put on public display.

She appeared to have been embalmed, and was sitting in an upright position within the box.

For that to happen, the corpse must be intact and whole before embalming.

In addition to other things too disgusting to mention, he was embalmed.

The woman who does not know how to flatter a man and make him believe it is already embalmed.

- but there will be no dispute about when the 60's were embalmed.