Crematories [noun]

I mean, I was blown away by the fact that it was really hard for you to get a job in a crematory.

There was no longer any one left to gather up the dead; the crematory fire on the Acropolis had gone out.

She could get the horses out, perhaps, before the log walls became their crematory.

Solid refuse should be promptly burned, either in the kitchen fire or in an improvised crematory.

He had omitted to investigate the length of time required to heat the crematory.

It is then thoroughly mixed with dry ashes from the crematory, and afterwards covered with either grain or grass.

They chose the latter procedure and the use of the Minneapolis crematory was secured for this purpose.

The adjoining crematory grounds, especially gruesome at night, are considered highly attractive by the yogi.

A number of unkempt, half-naked Brahmins were carrying ashes and bones of cremated bodies from the crematory down to the river.

The quickened breathing is the putting on of more blast in the lung poison-crematory.