embalm
em bom
- v preserve a dead body
- After Evita's death, Pern paid the famed Spanish pathologist Pedro Ara $100,000 to embalm her body the way the Russians had embalmed the remains of Lenin and Stalin.
- Soviet specialists are helping the North Vietnamese to embalm Ho's body so that, like Lenin's, it will become a glass-encased shrine for future generationsdoubtless including .
- It was a warm pigment made from the bitumen used by ancient Egyptians to embalm their dead, famed for its preservative powers.