The phrase "cold corpse" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a dead body that is particularly cold due to the temperature of the air or the environment in which it was found. For example, "The police officer was taken aback when he discovered the cold corpse lying in the grass."
Mr. Foreman says the most essential part of you — your independent, intuitive mind — is a cold corpse.
So it looks as if reputations will roll, in HEARSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR (Hyperion, $23.95), when the cold corpse of a murdered cocktail waitress is dumped on the Sewell doorstep, disrupting the wake of a prominent heart surgeon.
It is full of sex, but it is never sexy, examining the nature of lust with an almost forensic attention: bodies are viewed full frontal but with an emotional distance; sex is laid out like a cold corpse on the mortuary slab.
In an interview with Broadly, the narcissism expert Dr. Tony Ferretti explained why people with dark personalities particularly the narcissistic ones would want cuddle with the cold corpse of their dead relationship.
The Daily Mirror judged its readers so in need of a top-up of Cumberbatch's Burtonesque baritone, it linked to a video in which he intoned the line "I will walk over your cold corpses" on The Graham Norton Show.
I will walk over your cold corpses".
So people are already lining up to dance on the limp, not-yet-cold corpse of the once mighty Croc.
This production has arranged it (in ways that I won't disclose) so that even Richard's stone-cold corpse is a scene stealer that makes you forget anybody else is onstage.
The disinterring of a three-years-cold corpse of a TV series whose historic function is to incite couples wending their way up the little hill to Bedfordshire to have exchanges such as the following.
Cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, then a recent exile in Paris himself, wrote an article for a Russian-language émigré paper, blasting the Soviet Union for seeking to leech legitimacy from long-cold corpses.
I was certain I'd find the good doctor, lost in emotion, still doing the running man over my wife's cold, titless corpse.
