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bury

[ber-ee] / ˈbɛr i /


VERB
plant in ground
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“He caught it in rhythm and buried it. It didn’t hit anything but net.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It warms water which flows through buried pipes going indoors, feeding the radiators as well as their new underfloor heating in the kitchen.

From BBC

Even some of the worst films I’ve ever seen have merit, buried beneath the rubble of their awfulness.

From Salon

Many of the migrants were closely related but were buried at different times, suggesting ongoing, multi-generational movement into the valley.

From Science Daily

There’s a longing buried deep within it, a vulnerability that stretches beyond the confines of the film and into the audience — not to shake sense into them, but to lay a hand on their shoulders.

From Salon