coroner
/ˈkɔːrənər/Definitions
1. noun
a public official or professional responsible for investigating the cause of deaths, especially sudden or unnatural ones.
“The coroner’s report concluded that the accident was caused by reckless driving.”
2. noun
a person who holds an official position, especially in the UK, responsible for conducting inquests into deaths.
“The coroner is required to hold an inquest into the sudden death of a young athlete.”
3. verb
to investigate or hold an inquest into a death.
“The police will coroner the body to determine the cause of death.”