Carnage

kar'nej, n. The flesh of slain animals; slaughter; ma acre; havoc. — Car'nal, a. Pert, to flesh; fleshly; sensual; given to sensual indulgence; lustful; lecherous: libidinous. — Carnality, n. Sensuality. — Car'nalize, -iz, v. t. [-nalized (-nal-lzd), -izing.] To make carnal.— Carna'tion, n. Flesh color. (Paint.) That part of a picture which repsun, cube, full; moon, fot>t; cow, oil; resents undraped flesh. (Bot.) A species of clove pink. — Car'nifica'tion, n. A turning to flesh.— Car'nify, -II, v. i. To form flesh. — Carniv'ora, -o-ra, n. pi. An order of animals which subsist on flesh. — Carnivorous, -rus, a. Flesh-eating. — Carnos'rity, -nos-i-tT, n. A fleshy excrescence; fleshine . — Caruncle, kar-un/,kl, n. (Anat.) A small fleshy excrescence. (Bot.) An appendage at the hilum or scar of a seed. (Zool.) A naked fleshy excrescence on a bird's head. Carnelian. See Cornelian.