putrefaction

It was the heat of putrefaction that made her sweat.

By natural conditions, however, new plants are generated simply through putrefaction.

I guess because of putrefaction they weren't even sure it was her at first.

But beyond them were an older pair, one of which was relatively far gone into putrefaction.

What it cannot do is to reverse contamination or putrefaction in food.

In twelve long hot summer weeks, putrefaction has not touched these remains.

His face looked as if someone had thrown a shovel full of putrefaction on it.

And where the mirrors, so nice, only give us magnificent putrefaction.

Our village was blessed for weeks with the smell of putrefaction.

His insides are already in an advanced state of putrefaction.

A strong smell of putrefaction drifted out to greet them.

We are, by the way, also grateful to be living in an era where there is not all that much talk of putrefaction.

Just pop this disc in the player and you'll have all the putrefaction you could ask for.

In normal, temperate circumstances, putrefaction gets going about three days after death.

Combustion and putrefaction are not miracles, but the normal order of nature.

He had been dead some time, but the corpse showed little sign of decay or putrefaction.

The smell of putrefaction was stronger now, but she hardly noticed.

A strong odor of putrefaction is associated with the carcass.

Putrefaction is not possible under conditions that preclude the development of living organisms.

The stench of putrefaction began to rise from the clothes bags.

Water preserves, delays putrefaction, so it makes our job a little harder.

They were still a few sections away when the odors of putrefaction started to become overwhelming.

The breeze shifted and we caught the stench of putrefaction.

I bent, sniffed; did not yet smell infection or putrefaction.

That was the role scavengers played in the world of death, preventing putrefaction and disease.