to bury a person; to lay a body to rest in the ground

to complain; to grumble about; to reproach or blame someone for something unsatisfactory

To hide in wait to attack an enemy or suspect; to lie low

to bury a person or animal alive in a pit or hole

to bury something or hide it underground; to be tucked away deep below the surface

To immerse oneself in a task; to be engrossed in something; to devote oneself wholeheartedly to work or study.

to cover something with earth, soil, or other material

To overlook or neglect someone's talent or contributions; to prevent someone from showing their potential or falling into oblivion.

to be completely immersed in work; to be dedicated to one's task with diligence and concentration

to embed; to enclose or bury something within a surrounding mass

to conceal one's real identity; to hide one's family name and personal name to remain anonymous

Surrounded by enemies on every side; trapped in a heavy encirclement.

to bury or install equipment and infrastructure underground, such as water pipes, gas lines, or landmines

to bury or immerse oneself in a task; to work hard or study diligently

to hide troops in a concealed position and wait for an opportunity to attack

To dig a hole in the ground to set up a stove and cook food; used especially for camping or by an army in the field.

to hide one's true name or identity; to live incognito

to flow over or blow over and cover completely, usually of mud, sand, or water; to bury out of sight

to hide one's name and surname; to live incognito

to complain about everything when things go wrong; literally meaning to blame the heavens and reproach the earth

to be silted up and buried; to cover or be covered with accumulated mud and sand

to crush something and leave it buried underneath

To change one's tracks and conceal one's name so as to hide one's identity.

bill for a meal or service; originally a Cantonese loanword

(electronics) a vertical interconnect access between layers of a printed circuit board that is not visible on either the top or bottom surface

to conceal one's sorrows or worries from others; to hide one's distress

to plant deep roots; to lay a firm foundation for the future

(dialect) dirty; filthy; slovenly

(web analytics) a technique to collect user behavior data by adding code to specific software events or buttons

(literary) the burial of a person of great talent or a beautiful young woman

a cord used in bookbinding that is set into a groove so it does not protrude from the spine

(literary) bury poisonous magic items or contraband in someone's house to incriminate them; to plant evidence to frame an innocent person

funeral or burial of a beautiful woman; a literary expression for the death and interment of a lady

to bury someone's remains; to die and be buried

area designated for the disposal of waste by burying it under layers of earth

a site for the disposal of waste materials by burial

A place for the centralized disposal of trash and waste, usually through burial or piling; burial ground.

(literary) to murder someone and bury the body; to kill; to commit murder

to handle burial or funeral arrangements; to bury a body and perform funeral rites

Literary phrase used to describe someone who is overly hesitant or suspicious, leading them to repeatedly change their mind. It refers to the legend of a fox burying its prey and immediately digging it up again due to its suspicious nature.

to be blamed by others; to incur complaints or criticism

to bury the dead; to inter

(idiom) to bury a beautiful woman; to hold a funeral for a woman who died young

to slander or accuse falsely; to smear a person's reputation

to hide one's tracks and identity; to conceal one's real name and whereabouts