resurrectionize
uncoffin
untomb
disentomb
cadaver
guttle
decorporate
grave-rob
eviscerate
introvert
exhume
graverobber
body snatcher
excarnation
ghoul
graverobbing
shift
dislimb
resomation
sleep with the fishes
dismantlement
landfill
clean
androtomy
mummify
crematory
dissolvent
destructure
dissociate
disnest
exteriorization
sky burial
abscise
pull down
interment
dynamite
shuffle off this mortal coil
mummification
disinter
dismantling
waste
lavage
decapitate
get rid of
debone
lose
remove
scaffold
cremationism
disseizin
detribalization
take
clear away
dismembering
eradicational
kick down
unflesh
autoamputate
deconcoct
disincarnate
tear down
tear
deflesh
unbuild
scrape off
mass burial
dismemberment
committal
gravelike
cement shoes
excrete
tayammum
carnary
reburial
eliminate
egest
evaginate
hulk
pass
limb from limb
necrotomy
landfillable
beheading
raze
deconstruction
decapitation
erasure
unstay
Janazah
uncradle
vampirize
tree burial
averruncation
unhang
sectionectomy
embalm
exsanguinate
uncake

English words for 'To remove a body from its grave (illegally, for dissection); to engage in bodysnatching.'

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