Body

Noun

 * 1) The physical structure of a human or animal seen as one single organism.
 * 2) The fleshly or corporeal nature of a human, as opposed to the spirit or soul.
 * 3) A corpse.
 * 4)  A person.
 * 5) The torso, the main structure of a human or animal frame excluding the extremities (limbs, head, tail).
 * 6) The largest or most important part of anything, as distinct from its appendages or accessories.
 * 7)  The section of a dress extending from the neck to the waist, excluding the arms.
 * 8) A bodysuit.
 * 9)  The code of a subroutine, contrasted to its signature and parameters.
 * 10) A group of men or people having a common purpose or opinion; a mass.
 * 11) An organisation, company or other authoritative group.
 * 12) A unified collection of details, knowledge or information.
 * 13) Any physical object or material thing.
 * 14)  Substance; physical presence.
 * 15)  Comparative viscosity, solidity or substance (in wine, colours etc.).

Verb

 * 1) To give body or shape to something.
 * 2) To construct the bodywork of a car.
 * 3)  To embody.

Adjectives for Body

 * (group) aggregate; august; responsible; disinterested; official; governing; obscure; civil; picturesque; upstanding; formidable; deliberative; eminent; hasty-witted; public; legislative; virtuous; specialized; illustrious; ecclesiastical; unsympathetic; artistocratic; insensate; permanent; obstructive; impartial; intermediary; heterogeneous; pigmy; arbitrating; expansive; elastic; appropriating; unfathomable; long-established; anxious; consulting; sensible; seeming; well-regulated; confirming; alterable; irresistible; distinct; reckless; contemptible; inanimate;  numerous.
 * (substance) clumsy; angular; boyish; deformed; dangling; hurtling; jerking; squatting; quivering; slouched; struggling; trembling; wan; palpitating; human; paralyzed; mummified; hairy; wrinkled; ruddy; compact; drenched; sodden; bleeding; jarred; relaxed; collapsed; huddled; slumped; sagging; defiant swaggering; dainty; small-boned; shapely graceful; delicate; striking; quick; wiry supple; lithe; sturdy; swift; strong; heavy-muscled; hard; rugged; sinewy; young; vigorous; healthy; sound; vibrant; sensuous; amorous; yielding; passionate; stocky; weightless; stunted; shrunken; emaciated meager; bronzed; slim; stiffened; tautlethargic; slack; immovable; prone; lifeless; couchant; motionless; prostrate; huge; overgrown; vast;  obese; mountainous; lanky; unclean ragged; neglected; unshaven; detestable  overworked; meek; fear-driven; weary worn; exhausted; charred; sick; strangled ailing; poverty-weakened; disfigured; bruised; torn; jerking; swoon¬ing; soulless; negroid; paralyzed; covered;  blanketed; relaxed; frozen; dense; unworthy;  well-defended;  minute;  fever-stricken; anemic; religious; misshapen; pierced; organic; transparent; sovereign; inanimate; subterranean; visible; recumbent;  influential;  spontaneous;  rotund; drowned; tattooed; inert; interlaced; unicellular1, statuesque; squirming; convivial; flaccid; defunct; astral; adjacent; contradictory; segregated; idle; capable; cheerful; fluid; qualified; bigoted; unsound; chaste; branching;   decent;  convulsing;   cigar-shaped; erect; twitching; Spagnuoled; decomposed; uncoffined; jovial; exhausted; plump; filiform; weazened; undivided; rubicund.

Verbs for Body

 * (substance) adapt—; anoint—; array—; attune—; bare—; batter—; bow—; bury—; cast out—; chill—; cleanse—; cling to—; commit—; consecrate—; consume—; contract—; deck —in; defile—; deplete—; discern—; dismember—; dispose of—; drag—; dwarf—; ease—; edify—; emaciate—; embrace—; endanger—; exhilarate—; expose—; exult in—; fetter—; floor—; gloat over—; govern—; incline—; inflict upon—; inter—; introduce into—; invest—; invigorate—; mangle—; pelt—; pommel—; preserve—;reconstruct—; relieve—; reproduce—; rid—of; saturate—; splatter—; sponge—; stiffen—; sustain—; tenant—; torture—; transmit through—; triumph over—; twist—; vitalize—; waste—; wrap—in; —decomposes; —disintegrates; —festers; —flops;—gleams; —glides; —putrefies; —quivers;—rebels; —reigns; —responds; —slumps;—sprawls; —twitches; —vibrates; —wriggles ; —writhes.

Thesaurus
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Etymology
From body:, from  bodig:, bodeg:, from. Cognate with botah:,  botech:,  Bottich:.