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burial [ˈbɛrɪəl] n the act of burying, esp the interment of a dead body [Old English byrgels burial place, tomb; see bury, -al2] Burial the cloth or clothing in which the dead are wrapped for burial or other form of funeral. a vault where the remains of cremated bodies are kept, usually in one of a number of recesses in a wall. 1. a funeral procession or cortege. 2. funeral rites or ceremony. a burial in an urn. a cemetery, especially one attached to an ancient city. a funeral or funeral ceremony. Sometimes obsequy. Obsolete, burial or interment. the study of funeral shrouds. an abnormal fear of being buried alive. a love for funerals.
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burial noun funeral, interment, burying, obsequies, entombment, inhumation, exequies, sepulture He can have a decent burial. Related words fear taphephobia Translations burial [ˈberɪəl] A. N → entierro m I like the idea of burial at sea → me gusta la idea de que mi cadáver sea arrojado al mar B. CPD burial ground N → cementerio m, camposanto m, panteón m (LAm) burial mound N → túmulo m burial place N → lugar m de sepultura burial service N → funerales mpl burial vault N → panteón m familiar, cripta f burial n → Beerdigung f, → Bestattung f; (= burial ceremony also) → Begräbnis nt; (in cemetery also) → Beisetzung f (form); Christian burial → christliches Begräbnis; burial at sea → Seebestattung f burial: burial chamber n → Grabkammer f burial ground n → Begräbnisstätte f burial mound n → Grabhügel m burial object n (Archeol) → Grabbeigabe f burial place n → Grabstätte f burial service n → Trauerfeier f How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| And so the field became the first burial ground in Boston.
THE LARK (according to an ancient legend) was created before the earth itself, and when her father died, as there was no earth, she could find no place of burial for him. A DOG that had seen a Physician attending the burial of a wealthy patient, said: "When do you expect to dig it up? |
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