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Carnival means "O flesh, farewell."
Carnation is a flesh colored flower.
A carnivore eats flesh.
What other words have this root?
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chile con carne - chili with meat
incarnadine - flesh-colored; blood red
carnifex - an executioner
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carnal - bodily
carnage - flesh of slain animal or man
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Incarnate: in the flesh.
Welcome, xara.
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carnal - bodily
I wonder if this is why Brief Encounter was filmed at Carnforth?
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Aren't the carnassials the 'scissor' teeth the carnivores use for tearing flesh?
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I prefer carnubial to carnal. The expression <having had carnal knowledge of somebody> seems so much harsher than <sharing carnubial bliss  >. Mind you, (and I am speaking from the gutter here), carnal knowledge also brings up the image of a passionate, hot and sweaty, sexual encounter, which is not so bad either. All right, I've changed my mind  .
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How about
carn on the cob = chicken satay
carnucopia = a brothel
...because I've told you before, you carn't do that... = the spirit is willing but...
carnsharp = a supermodel?
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And, for Australian Rules football fans, there's always 'Carn the Bombers'.
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And, for Australian Rules football fans, there's always 'Carn the Bombers'.
Actually I thought 'Carn the Pies' (short for the Magpies) would be a nice tie-in with the theme, drawing in an oblique reference to that Aussie icon The Meat Pie and homage to the pieman who posted the original question.
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