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Definition of funeral
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Funeral
(n.) Per.
taining
to a
funeral;
used at the
interment
of the dead; as,
funeral
rites,
honors,
or
ceremonies..
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Eloge
::
Eloge (n.) A
panegyrical
funeral
oration.
Hearselike
::
Hearselike
(a.)
Suitable
to a
funeral.
Catafalque
::
Catafalque
(n.) A
temporary
structure
sometimes
used in the
funeral
solemnities
of
eminent
persons,
for the
public
exhibition
of the
remains,
or their
conveyance
to the place of
burial..
Undertaker
::
Undertaker
(n.)
Specifically,
one who takes the
charge
and
management
of
funerals..
Toll
::
Toll (v. i.) To sound or ring, as a bell, with
strokes
uniformly
repeated
at
intervals,
as at
funerals,
or in
calling
assemblies,
or to
announce
the death of a
person..
Funereal
::
Funereal
(a.)
Suiting
a
funeral;
pertaining
to
burial;
solemn.
Hence:
Dark;
dismal;
mournful.
Saulie
::
Saulie
(n.) A hired
mourner
at a
funeral.
Bannerol
::
Bannerol
(n.) A
banderole;
esp. a
banner
displayed
at a
funeral
procession
and set over the tomb. See
Banderole.
Obit
::
Obit (n.) A
funeral
solemnity
or
office;
obsequies.
Wyla
::
Wyla (n.) A
helmeted
Australian
cockatoo
(Calyptorhynchus
funereus);
--
called
also
funeral
cockatoo.
Hearse
::
Hearse
(n.) A
framework
of wood or metal
placed
over the
coffin
or tomb of a
deceased
person,
and
covered
with a pall; also, a
temporary
canopy
bearing
wax
lights
and set up in a
church,
under which the
coffin
was
placed
during
the
funeral
ceremonies..
Dirge
::
Dirge (a.) A piece of music of a
mournful
character,
to
accompany
funeral
rites;
a
funeral
hymn..
Myriologue
::
Myriologue
(n.) An
extemporaneous
funeral
song,
composed
and sung by a woman on the death of a
friend..
Exequy
::
Exequy
(n.) A
funeral
rite
(usually
in the
plural);
the
ceremonies
of
burial;
obsequies;
funeral
procession.
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) One of
turrets
or
pinnacles
of
waxwork
and
tapers
with which the posts and
center
of a
funeral
hearse
were
formerly
crowned.
Underbearer
::
Underbearer
(n.) One who
supports
or
sustains;
especially,
at a
funeral,
one of those who bear the
copse,
as
distinguished
from a
bearer,
or
pallbearer,
who helps to hold up the
pall..
Suttee
::
Suttee
(n.) A
Hindoo
widow who
immolates
herself,
or is
immolated,
on the
funeral
pile of her
husband;
-- so
called
because
this act of
self-immolation
is
regarded
as
envincing
excellence
of
wifely
character..
Gladiator
::
Gladiator
(n.)
Originally,
a
swordplayer;
hence,
one who
fought
with
weapons
in
public,
either
on the
occasion
of a
funeral
ceremony,
or in the
arena,
for
public
amusement..
Knell
::
Knell (n.) The stoke of a bell
tolled
at a
funeral
or at the death of a
person;
a death
signal;
a
passing
bell;
hence,
figuratively,
a
warning
of, or a sound
indicating,
the
passing
away of
anything..
Epicede
::
Epicede
(n.) A
funeral
song or
discourse;
an
elegy.
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