Burying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURY, to put in the ground and cover with earth
• put or hide underground
• place (a dead body) in the earth or in a tomb, usually with funeral rites
• lose (someone, especially a relative) through death
• cover (someone or something) completely
• hide (something) from sight
• hide or try to forget (a feeling or memory)
• involve oneself deeply in something to the exclusion of other concerns
• (of a football player) shoot (the ball) into the goal
NOUN:
• concealing something under the ground

Words related to BURYING

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How to use BURYING in a sentence

• It was a dead star, hurling onward to the burying place of the stars.
• And from that to falling into his arms and burying the dead past will be but a step.
• The next day was employed by both parties in burying their dead, under a tacit truce.
• I fell upon my knees beside the bed and, burying my face in the sheets, sobbed convulsively.
• Hawtry, after hesitating for some time, seconded his efforts by burying his face in his hands, and appearing also to give way to violent grief.
• It is also possessed of a carnivorous habit, it being peculiarly fond of burrowing in old burying places, where it lives, principally on the corpse.
• Every day I practised for hours in burying forever the old Avis Everhard beneath the skin of another woman whom I may call my other self.
• A large caliber bullet had hit a rock and glancing had struck him on the knee with the flat side, cutting through his clothing and burying itself in the flesh.
• When a death occured, a rough box would be made of heavy slabs and the dead Negro buried the same day on the plantation burying lot with a brief ceremony, if any.
• She feels lonely and neglected, and, burying her head in the cushions of the lounge, sobs aloud.
• Fontenelle and his men camped for a few days in the vicinity of the scene of their late engagement, burying their dead and repairing damages.
• Here we found groups of old men and boys burying dead men and horses, whose bodies were already beginning to be a menace to health.
• You will be occupied caring for the wounded and burying the dead.
• It holds on pretty hard, and burying is not destroying.
• As for burying himself, beneath, the ruins of his shop, it is his shop as much as his country that he is defending.
• I feared that, so far as the world of learning was concerned, I should be burying myself by moving to Washington.
• Moreover it was rather the moment for burying troubles and proceeding to business.
• It was a huge hole in the earth over five hundred feet deep, said to have been made by a meteor burying itself there.
• The grave consists still of the two parts, the burying place and the offering place.
• They had a way of burying up some of the best keepers in the ground, and opening the apple hole was quite an event of early spring.
• There being a great burying in the afternoon, to which people came from all parts, I preached after Mr.
• Scenes of this nature often occur in American colleges, having their origin, it is supposed, in the custom at Yale of burying Euclid.
• He needed plenty of free time to think his weird thoughts and reconstruct himself as long as his thoughts did not collapse onto him, burying him alive.
• We sometimes walked in the burying ground among dead Williamses, while he argued down my claims, leaving them without a leg to stand on.
• That being uncovered was being what she would be burying if she could come to be burying what she was not coming to be burying.
• Peyton, when reduced to penury, had frequent aid from the bounty of Johnson, who at last was at the expense of burying both him and his wife.
• A bog, slough and marsh, known as the Pipeville Slough, was the ground on which the City Hall was built, and which was originally a burying ground.
• The terrible earth-wave overthrew the larger number of the private houses in the city, burying their inhabitants under the crumbling walls.
• Her weakness overwhelmed her and burying her face in the folds of her mantle, she wept.
• During the two succeeding days, the victorious army remained in camp, for the purpose of burying the dead and taking care of the wounded.

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