auto-icon
/ˌɔːtəʊˈʌɪkɒn/noun
A dead body which is preserved, clothed, and displayed as though still living, as a memorial to the deceased.
- Chiefly used with reference to Jeremy Bentham, whose own auto-icon has been housed at University College London since 1850..
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832), philosopher, jurist, and reformer. From auto- + icon.
- non-elastic
- non-elasticity
- non-elect
- non-elected
- non-election
- non-elective
- non-electric
- non-electrical
- non-electrified
- non-electrolyte
- non-electrolytic
- non-electronic
- non-emergency
- non-emotional
- non-employed
- non-employment
- non-emptiness
- non-empty
- nonene
- non-enforcement
- non-ens
- non-entanglement
- non-entitative
- non-entitious
- non-entitous