Definition of mummy case in English:

mummy case

noun ˈmʌmiˌkeɪs

A case of wood or papier mâché, often decorated with hieroglyphics, in which a mummified body is or has been enclosed.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Thomas Wilson (1777–1849), army officer and colonial governor. From mummy + case.

nounˈmʌmiˌkeɪs

A case of wood or papier mâché, often decorated with hieroglyphics, in which a mummified body is or has been enclosed.

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Thomas Wilson (1777–1849), army officer and colonial governor. From mummy + case.

单词	mummy case
释义	Definition of mummy case in English: mummy case noun ˈmʌmiˌkeɪs A case of wood or papier mâché, often decorated with hieroglyphics, in which a mummified body is or has been enclosed. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Thomas Wilson (1777–1849), army officer and colonial governor. From mummy + case. Definition of mummy case in US English: mummy case nounˈmʌmiˌkeɪs A case of wood or papier mâché, often decorated with hieroglyphics, in which a mummified body is or has been enclosed. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Thomas Wilson (1777–1849), army officer and colonial governor. From mummy + case.
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