Flesh and Person

Flesh

Flesh noun - Animal and especially mammal tissue used as food.

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Person and flesh are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Person" instead a noun "Flesh".

Nearby Words: fleshy, fleshly, fleshed, fleshing

Person noun - A human body (usually including the clothing).

Usage example: a weapon was hidden on his person

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Flesh and person are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flesh" instead a noun "Person".

old	old flesh	old person
normal	normal flesh	normal person
original	original flesh	original person
dead	dead flesh	dead person
Other adjectives: strong, actual, real, young, white, different.

The Qunari don't have traditional funeral rites because they believe that once a person dies the body is just a piece of rotting flesh and nothing more — the soul has left the body and it isn't that person anymore.

Source: Due to the Dead
His sneezes can rip the flesh off a person's body until it's reduced to a skeleton (at least among the folks in Marketing).

Source: Western Animation / Dilbert
So yes, lots of woman flesh but the person who stuck around would (in theory) be showing the least.

Source: Ms Fanservice / Professional Wrestling

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