- un|bod|ied
- un|bod|ied «uhn BOD eed», adjective.1. not having a body; incorporeal.2. removed from the body; disembodied.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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full-bod|ied — «FUL BOD eed», adjective. 1. having considerable strength and flavor: »full bodied wine or coffee. 2. having full or ample proportions: »She is a full bodied woman who shows every one of her 33 years (Time). 3. having a face value equal to its… … Useful english dictionary
soft-bod|ied — «SFT BOD eed, SOFT », adjective. having a soft body, as the mollusks … Useful english dictionary
a|ble-bod|ied — «AY buhl BOD eed», adjective. strong and healthy; physically fit: »All able bodied barbarians were soldiers (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists) … Useful english dictionary
dis|em|bod|ied — «DIHS ehm BOD eed», adjective. separated from the body: »Ghosts are usually thought of as disembodied spirits … Useful english dictionary
un|em|bod|ied — «UHN ehm BOD eed», adjective. 1. not embodied or materialized. 2. not having a body; incorporeal … Useful english dictionary
BOD — BOD; bod·ice; bod·i·ment; bod·ing·ly; bod·le; bod·lei·an; bod; dis·bod·ied; em·bod·i·er; em·bod·i·ment; fore·bod·er; gads·bod·i·kins; ich·a·bod; ods·bod·i·kins; bod·ied; bod·kin; fore·bod·ing·ly; fore·bod·ing·ness; … English syllables
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full-bod·ied — … Useful english dictionary
ied — able bod·ied; cit·ied; dis·bod·ied; drap·er·ied; full bod·ied; gal·ler·ied; lil·ied; liv·er·ied; phy·lac·ter·ied; sanc·tu·ar·ied; shrub·ber·ied; stud·ied; stud·ied·ly; stud·ied·ness; trac·er·ied; var·ied; var·ied·ly; bod·ied; … English syllables
dis·em·bod·ied — /ˌdısəmˈbɑːdid/ adj 1 : not having a body disembodied spirits : not attached to a body a disembodied head 2 : coming from a person who cannot be seen We heard disembodied voices coming over the speakers … Useful english dictionary
