Cemetery
71cemetery — cem•e•ter•y [[t]ˈsɛm ɪˌtɛr i[/t]] n. pl. ter•ies a burial ground for the dead • Etymology: 1375–1425; late ME < LL coemētērium < Gk koimētḗrion a sleeping place < koimân to put to sleep …
72cemetery — /ˈsɛmətri / (say semuhtree) noun (plural cemeteries) a burial ground, especially one not attached to a church; graveyard. {late Middle English cymytery, from Late Latin coemētērium, from Greek koimētērion} …
73cemetery — A graveyard; burial ground. Place or area set apart for interment of the dead. Term includes not only lots for depositing the bodies of the dead, but also avenues, walks, and grounds for shrubbery and ornamental purposes …
74cemetery — A graveyard; burial ground. Place or area set apart for interment of the dead. Term includes not only lots for depositing the bodies of the dead, but also avenues, walks, and grounds for shrubbery and ornamental purposes …
75cemetery — n. (pl. ies) a burial ground, esp. one not in a churchyard. Etymology: LL coemeterium f. Gk koimeterion dormitory f. koimao put to sleep …
76alternative cemetery — cemetery offering alternative burial conditions …
77Christian cemetery — cemetery where the dead are buried according to Christian traditions …
78Jewish cemetery — cemetery where people are buried according to Jewish custom …
79military cemetery — cemetery for members of the armed forces …
80Muslim cemetery — cemetery where the dead are buried according to Muslim tradition …