Funereal

What do we mean by funereal?

Of or relating to a funeral. adjective

Appropriate for or suggestive of a funeral; mournful. adjective

Characteristic of or suitable for a funeral; hence, mournful; dismal; lugubrious; gloomy.

Suiting a funeral; pertaining to burial; solemn. adjective

Of or relating to a funeral. adjective

Similar to a funeral, such as dignified or solemn. adjective

Suited to or suggestive of a grave or burial adjective

Of or relating to a funeral.

Similar to a funeral in mood; dignified or solemn.

Referring to a funeral such as in singing 'Save a wretch like me' to Julie. Urban Dictionary

An expensive gathering of family and friends to observe a corpse, state that the deceased "looks good" in his or her coffin, gossip over how the person died, and then cast lots to divide any remaining assets. Often many of the attendees haven't had contact with the deceased in years but now believe that appearing at the funeral to show support actually matters to a dead person or the truly bereaved. Urban Dictionary

Funeraling is Krogering but with more caskets. Urban Dictionary

All dressed in black or mostly in black, from head to toe. Not because of an actual funeral but because you just love the color that much. Urban Dictionary

A very sad ceremony if dead person was your friend. It's something really unbelievable. Some says it's pointless but if you want to be with your friend untill the last minute it's very important to be there. Urban Dictionary

A traditional grieving ceremony in which the family of the deceased mourns the loss of a $5,000 casket. Urban Dictionary

Two of the worst things combined: church and death. Urban Dictionary

When the friends, loved ones and acquaintances of a deceased person congregate around a coffin to bury the cadaver under dirt and white lies. Urban Dictionary

A word used to describe something that is more fun than something else. This is the way you say "more fun" without sounding Lame! Urban Dictionary

A ceremony (often religious) commemorating the life of a deceased person. Usually includes a memorial service and a eulogy. Some say they are pointless because the person is dead and doesn't know the difference, but it's important for those left behind to say a final goodbye. Generally a funeral is followed by a burial. Funerals often are extremely sad depending on well one knew the deceased and if the person died young and/or suddenly. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to funereal:
funereal, funeral, unreal, venereal, funebral, funebrial, cinereal, fumerell, furreal, funereus.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word funereal:
sculpted, monuments, frescoes, monument, turin, tomb, burial, drawn, cemetery, lyrics, chapel, emperor, painting, tradition, theme, completed, black, musical.

Adjectives that are often used to describe funereal:
more, less, most, least, little, old, sound.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective funereal:
gloom, aspect, rites, pace, silence, monuments, atmosphere, pomp, urns, music, air, procession, pall, tone, monument, voice, character, solemnity, appearance, trees, tones, pyre, emblems, tapers, inscriptions, cypress, ceremonies, urn, cypresses, mood, look, garb, plumes, light, note, chamber, expression, ceremony, scene, dirge, art, tablets, purposes, song, chimes, tree, train, manner, drapery, ornaments, veil, honors, figures, customs, honours, trappings, wailings, sculpture, sadness, slowness, gravity, offerings, darkness, flowers, pile, sound, face, inscription, destiny, march, crape, songs, moss, architecture, figure, associations, funebre, barbarism, shade, hue, room, suit, objects, chant, quality, rhythm, wail, ritual, bird, pines, spectacle, subjects, melancholy, coat, rituals, hush, shroud, black, images.

Words that sound like funereal:
funereal, venereal, furial, ferial, fentanyl, finial, floreal, funari, uniroyal, pennyroyal, penny royal, finagle, finical, finary, funicle, funeral, fearful, femoral, feminal, manorial, fenagle, funaro, femeral, fanara, phillyrea, fence rail, fomorian, phanuel, phenetol.