charnel

Nothing remains of the Charnel God's prey, and they are never seen again in the waking world or in the Dreamlands.

It bore the headline, "The Charnel House of Verdun'.

Walking Timebombs is the eponymously-titled debut album of Walking Timebombs, released on August 26, 1997 through Charnel Music.

Kite/Minion managed to bring through time the portion of Charnel that had been flung into the future, and they merged into a new Charnel.

Simmer-Brown (2001: p. 127) conveys how the 'charnel ground' experience may present itself in the modern Western mindstream situations of emotional intensity, protracted peak performance, marginalization and extreme desperation:

Sweat Your Cheeses, But Not in My Salad is the third album by Vas Deferens Organization, released on November 4, 1997 through Charnel Music.

Further works garnered critical acclaim, including a Special Edgar Award by the Mystery Writers of America for Charnel House and a Silver Medal by the West Coast Review of Books for Mirror.

"So I wait until we're outside the restaurant, walking toward where I'm parked so I can drive him home, and then I casually mention that I've got this novel stuck in the pipe at Charnel House . . . " Her face went to pieces.

Mordiggian's Priesthood consists exclusively of ghouls, though other races may offer up their dead to the Charnel God, but only as appeasement and not as actual worship, though some citizens of Zul-Bha-Sair, like the Taverner that Phariom and his wife were staying in believed fully in .

He also recruits Monster Jail, a deathrow inmate, and Miss Charnel, a mysterious female boxing champion known for her unhealthy, boundless obsession with her own beauty, who savors reducing the "pretty" faces of her opponents into mush, using hypnotic powers to leave them helpless to her high-speed punches and fancy footwork.

Kezef's panted breath held a sick, charnel stench as he leaned closer to Cyric.

The wind grew stronger, and the air was filled with the lethal, charnel odor of plague-stricken towns and uncovered cemeteries.

And out of it, as though the sleeping evil breathed,pulsed the sickly sweet and charnel odor that had hungin Klaneth's cabin.

He was content to breathe through his mouth, because the sickening, charnel odors that permeated this cramped, shadowy space were ones that he had no desire to smell again.

Eighty metres along a gently sloping tunnel floored with something like soft wood they came to a giant ribbed chamber whose atmosphere was oppressively humid and suffused with a vaguely charnel smell.

Once Amos grew restless and made as though to go into the kitchen; but a quick blaze from her eyes quelled him, and after that, save for his laboured breathing and charnel cough, he was very quiet.

A face dominated by a large hooked beak was gazing down at me, surmounted by a crest of quills that had been dyed or painted in some elaborate pattern, and hot, charnel breath washed across my face, making me gag.

The flat, he thought, must hold some due to a cult of which the occult scholar had so obviously become the centre and leader; and it was with real expectancy that he ransacked the musty rooms, noted their vaguely charnel odour, and examined the curious books, instruments, gold ingots, and glass-stoppered bottles scattered carelessly here and there.