Synonyms:
burying, burial
Meaning: concealing something under the ground
Usage examples
In his childhood he was very fond of hanging cats, and burying them with great ceremony.
In the following five years she had succeeded in burying all remembrance well out of sight.
My friend got rid of them, at last, by taking them down to a sea-side town, and burying them on the beach.
On to oblivion then! On, on, and do your part, ye burying, ebbing tide! On for your time, ye furious debouche!
Ali Baba came after with some neighbors, who often relieved the others in carrying the bier to the burying ground.
When within a few paces of him he gave a sudden spring and flung himself upon him, burying his knife between his shoulders.
You cannot escape a choice even by burying the money, for that is either a demand for gold or a gift to the issuer of paper currency.
He was a play-actor, and the church people would have been outraged at the thought of burying a "strolling player" in that sacred chancel.
Graciosa obeyed; and while she was standing at the edge of the pit, Grognon pushed her in, and let the stone fall down again upon her, burying her alive.
Walled in by houses; overrun by grass and weeds, the growth of vegetation's death, not life; choked up with too much burying; fat with repleted appetite.