Cast and Skeleton

Cast

Cast noun - The outward appearance of something as distinguished from its substance.

Usage example: the lovely cast of the baby's features

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Skeleton and cast are semantically related in frame topic. In some cases you can use "Skeleton" instead a noun "Cast".

Nearby Words: casting, castled, caster

Skeleton noun - The arrangement of parts that gives something its basic form.

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Cast and skeleton are semantically related in frame topic. Sometimes you can use "Cast" instead a noun "Skeleton".

Nearby Words: skeletal, skeletonized

human	human cast	human skeleton
old	old cast	old skeleton
female	female cast	female skeleton
full	full cast	full skeleton
Other adjectives: long, complete, original, single, small, actual, entire, real, male, large, huge, black, new.

Also, if you kill an enemy skeleton, you can cast the raise-skeleton spell on it, but first it too must explode in a shower of blood and gory effluence.

Source: Ludicrous Gibs
Occasionally, a skeleton fish will show up, and mashing the "cast" button about 10 times when it happens score the 10-point "Russ' Fishbone Bonus".

Source: Pinball / Fish Tales
In the cast interviews, Conrad of Hanna Is Not a Boy's Name admits to having a "raptor-ish dinosaur skeleton" on his shoulder blade, which he isn't particularly proud of.

Source: Embarrassing Tattoo

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