corpse

IPA: kˈɔrps

A dead body.
(archaic, sometimes derogatory) A human body in general, whether living or dead.

(intransitive, slang, of an actor) To laugh uncontrollably during a performance.
(transitive, slang, of an actor) To cause another actor to do this.

Examples of "corpse" in Sentences

He manages to reanimate a corpse.
The men eviscerated the dead corpse.
It says that the corpse was defiled.
The great corpse continued to twitch.
A cock is killed at the feet of the corpse.
The mystery of the corpse intrigues the family.
The waiter then counts the corpses in the picture.
The very touch of his corpse served to resuscitate a dead man.
In captivity, the newborn's corpse is taken away from the mother.
He was pretended to be dead among the corpses of the perished soldiers.
He discovered he could purloin parts from corpses and add them to his body.
That was a dead man sprawling there -- what you call a corpse, a bleeding carcass.
PS - I don't know what "Exquisite corpse" is and refuse to take time to even Google it.
She is a beautiful maiden seen from one side and a rotten corpse from the other, may we all get to face the good side of Her Face.
The term corpse-run does sounds like a penalty while, IMO, item-recovery sounds a gameplay that is an added dimesion of a particular MMORPG.
All the Windwracked Stars started with Muire finding a corpse is an alley, which is now the start of chapter two, while chapter one is a different time and place alltogether -- well, you'll see soon enough.
I'm not sure I can make a connection between dragging a corpse, any corpse (and I think you'll find that "corpse" is fairly universally accepted as the body of a human, with "carcass" referring to the body of an animal) and tossing a fish.