originally a kind of sleeping bag, 1885, from body (n.) + bag (n.). As a plastic bag to transport a dead body, by 1967.
bodily
bodkin
Bodleian
Bodoni
body
body-bag
body-builder
bodyguard
Boehm
Boeing
Boeotian
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