Burial

What do we mean by burial?

The act or process of burying. noun

A grave or place of sepulture; a tomb. noun

The act of burying; specifically, the act of burying a deceased person; sepulture; interment; the act of depositing a dead body in any place where it is intended to remain. noun

A grave; a tomb; a place of sepulture. noun

The act of burying; depositing a dead body in the earth, in a tomb or vault, or in the water, usually with attendant ceremonies; sepulture; interment. noun

A form of coffin, usually of iron, made to close air-tight, for the preservation of a dead body. noun

A piece of ground selected and set apart for a place of burials, and consecrated to such use by religious ceremonies. noun

Any place where burials are made. noun

That portion of a liturgy which is read at an interment. noun

The act of burying; interment noun

The ritual placing of a corpse in a grave noun

Concealing something under the ground noun

The act of burying; interment

Used when somebody else experiences bad luck or misfortune. Urban Dictionary

An ambient/garage/2step/dubstep (or whatever dozen sub-genres you can think of) producer from the United Kingdom, who after choosing to remain anonymous identified himself as William Bevan. Iconic for his very urban, unclean, melancholy sounds and clunky, rigid drum beats, Burial is a very defining figure in his own self-defined genre of dubstep, influencing a whole score of other artists since the release of his genre-defining debut "Burial", and the more accessible second release "Untrue". Burial has two studio albums and nine EPs, with his first two meeting very positive critical acclaim, a pattern which has only followed through with the many small extended plays he has released from then until now. Untrue, (2007) received no lower than an 8/10 from over ten reviewers, and even a solid A from the so-called "Dean of American Rock Critics" Robert Christgau and a 90/100 rating from Metacritic (based upon 23 reviews). Urban Dictionary

A group of two or more people who engage in degenerate behaviors, such as but not limited too: excessive alcohol consumption, excessive gambling, they are likely to fight random people and then laugh about it... ect, ect. They taking multiple (4-10) vacations per year, to various places such as the Caribbean and Montreal, Canada to engage in these behaviors. Burials also are likely to use the words "Chased" "Buried" and "Shot" quite frequently. These words are usually unable to be explained by people besides burials. Urban Dictionary

Usually occuring late at night, it is a booty call strictly for the in and out. Urban Dictionary

A sick ass progressive metal band that will make you shit bricks and throw them at your un-born child. Urban Dictionary

Throwing something of sentimental value out the window of a moving car. Usually this item's time has passed, its broke, or it is used up. Items often given the viking burial include empty lighters, broken bowls, small pets, and electronics. Urban Dictionary

The act of taking an car that's in poor condition and not worth selling, into the woods and driving the hell out of it(give'r)until it breaks down, then taking the plates off and leaving it there. Urban Dictionary

When you're performing the sexual act of 69 with the man on top, covering each of the woman's eyes with the man's balls. Resembling the Ancient Roman Burial tradition of Placing coins on the deceased eyes. Urban Dictionary

When a man inserts his penis into a ant nest, whilst having turnips and other vegetables rammed up his arse Urban Dictionary

The dignified and serene delivery of a stool, without splashback. To dispense with the contents of ones rectum; crimp one off; release a payload from the bomb bay; fire off a missile; smoke a bum cigar. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to burial:
burial, urial, curial, bursal, furial, buriat, burian.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word burial:
mounds, cremation, mound, sarcophagus, cemeteries, cremated, grave, graves, tomb, rites, cemetery, mausoleum, coffin, vault, excavated, graveyard, ground, neolithic, deceased, interred, chamber, grounds, corpse, plots, charitable, funeral, barrow, buried, resurrection, excavation, chambers, pyramid, sites, pottery, pits, disabled, arlington, caves, bones, rituals, site, artifacts, ritual, customs, veterans, monuments, chapel, archaeological, remains, monument, stones, dead, cave, dating, plot, bce, dated, ceremonies, bodies, practices, discovered, decorated, pit, place, abbey, bronze, egyptian, unknown, stone, ceremony, memorial, goods, additionally, seek, preserved, ancient, kings, contained, cathedral.

Words that rhyme with burial:
aerial, ariel, adversarial, actuarial, parial, secretarial, cerrial, malarial, mariel, cherry hill, dish aerial, transmitting aerial, radio aerial, yagi aerial, kerry hill, berry hill, blackberry hill, blueberry hill, bury hill, cadbury hill, carberry hill, cemetery hill, cranberry hill, derry hill, fairy hill, ferry hill, gary hill, gooseberry hill, harry hill, harry hull, huckleberry hill, jerry hill, larry hill, mary hill, maybury hill, merry hill, monastery hill, mulberry hill, perry hill, prairie hill, queensberry hill, rosemary hill, secretary hull, seminary hill, solitary hill, strawberry hill, sudbury hill, temporary ill, terry hill, very ill, woodbury hill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe burial:
christian, decent, proper, secondary, deep, premature, second, honourable, honorable, urn, single, primary, final, direct, royal, double, actual, rapid, shallow, extended, ceremonial, live, simple, collective, flexed, multiple, immediate, hasty, ecclesiastical, earth, female, formal, infant, secret, male, subsequent, solemn, temporary, rich, late, quick, elaborate, post, later, intrusive, mass, indian, symbolic, catholic, organic, quiet, intramural, permanent, disturbed, non, deeper, partial, fitting, roman, deliberate, dead, neanderthal, communal, intentional, pre, speedy, respectable, dignified, neolithic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective burial:
place, customs, grounds, ground, mounds, places, practices, rites, expenses, records, sites, location, societies, goods, site, ceremonies, mound, service, chamber, services, parties, caves, boards, urns, rituals, insurance, metamorphism, fees, diagenesis, plots, patterns, plot, clubs, cave, chambers, registers, details, offerings, vaults, pits, depth, types, benefits, type, record, practice, associations, unit, pit, wife, urn, register, rights, vault, arrangements, costs, permits, gifts, plan, jars, provenience, acts, objects, depths, rite, monuments, ritual, furniture, certificate, allowances, statistics, male, ceremony, lots, traditions, detail, allowance, cairns, permit, check.

Consonant match to burial:
barry hall, barry hill, berry hill, bury hill.

Words that sound like burial:
burial, boreal, parial, barrel, beryl, burials, beria, baril, barea, burel, burell, berrill, burying, berrying, brielle, berryhill, beril, berryville, b real, bearable, barium, bartle, burrel, bartel, borrel, boral, borel, berrian, baria, bartol, bordel, burrill, berrien, barril, barkle, boria, barthel, barile, breughel, harry hill, bartl, basial, peril, peria, gharial, perel, barwell, prairial, betrayal, bardell, berio, bordell, benny hill, beer hall, b roll, bevel, bevil, bevill, parrying, borehole, barrier, barry, ariel, aerial, barrels, barrell, barrio, barre, arial, barrie, berra, bary, bera, areal, barries, barreled, barbel, bay area, bernal, barrios, bario, berea, bejewel, aeriel, berna, berkel, barie, bartell, bedell, beri, berrey, becquerel, barn owl, barble, belisle, bekele, bergall, bermel, barred owl, barnaul.