1) the scientific study of the structure of animal bodies (anatomy)

2) a bag of skin in which urine collects in human and animal bodies (bladder)

3) to be in a state of (social or political or personal) excitement or trouble; (to cause a substance) to change chemically through the action of organic bodies (especially yeast) that change glucose into alcohol, e.g. in beer, wine (ferment)

4) the soft part, especially muscle, between the skin and bones of animal bodies (flesh)

5) a kind of small insect living on the bodies of people and animals; a bad person deserving severe criticism (louse)

6) one of a class of animals with soft bodies and no backbone (an often hard shells) (mollusc)

7) an animal of the group with long tails and hair bodies that often looks like human (monkey)

8) a building in which bodies of unidentified dead people are kept (morgue)

9) a place, e.g. part of a hospital, where dead bodies are kept until burial (mortuary)

10) one of the large bodies (e.g. Mars, Venus) that move round the Sun (planet)