Hearse definition
Hearse means a motor vehicle used exclusively to transport a deceased person.
Hearse means every motor vehicle used for transporting human corpses. A hearse shall be considered an automobile for registration purposes.
Hearse means a vehicle that contains only one row of occupant seats, is designed exclusively for transporting a body and casket and that is equipped with features to secure a casket in place during the operation of the vehicle; (corbillard)
Examples of Hearse in a sentence
Licensor will provide continued marketing and promotional support including the use of the Cemetery Gin Hearse when applicable, as determined in the sole and absolute discretion of Licensor.
STH1 contains Mg2+ and procaine (but did not contain other agents like ATP and creatine phosphate) and did not have any buffering capacity for the purpose of simplicity (Hearse et al.
This solution was designed to achieve a balance between simplicity and maximum myocardial protection (Hearse et al.
Organ ischaemia can be universally defined as a deficiency in the blood supply (and thus oxygen and nutrients) to an organ to meet its physiological demand in order to function normally (Hearse DJ 1994).
More Definitions of Hearse
Hearse means a mechanically propelled vehicle registered for the purpose of carrying or transporting human remains with or without a coffin;
Hearse means every motor vehicle used for transporting human corpses. A hearse
Hearse means a vehicle within category M intended for the transport of deceased persons and having special equipment for such a purpose,
Hearse means a motor vehicle used to transport human remains that is owned by a funeral home licensed under the Embalmers and Funeral Directors Act;
Hearse means a motor vehicle designed and used only for conveying the dead;