putrefy

This was probably due in part to bait not having time to putrefy, but this location was not in close proximity to streams or rivers.

The body of the dead Christ does not putrefy: Christ himself resurrects and transfigures his body as a model for that of the redeemed believer, whose own putrefied remains will undergo a lesser kind of metamorphosis into an eternally changeless state.

As boiling water does not grow hotter by boiling longer, if the particles that receive greater heat can escape; so living bodies do not putrefy, if the particles, so fast as they become putrefied, can be thrown off.

As the voracious fungus eats its way into the cacao plants, causing leaves to shrivel and the fruit to putrefy from within, many cash-strapped growers are forced to chop down and sell the tall-standing trees that grant them the necessary shade to grow the plants.

The great task incumbent on us is that of making a proper environment for our existence, and clearing away from our cities the dead bones that putrefy them'.