Disinters [verb]

He was buried quite properly; and his friends came at the right time to disinter him.

Great was his anxiety when, the national danger over, he came down to disinter his hoard.

Poking about he contrived to disinter from various tins and ice-boxes some cold chicken and biscuits and a bottle of claret.

If we disinter thy body, and cease praying to God for thee, wilt thou be the less damned?

There was nothing for it but to wait till she could somehow or other disinter a fly and a horse, and, worst of all a driver.

But why do we disinter such texts as this out of such an author as Samuel Rutherford?

The four Chouans looked at each other as if thinking which of their number they could trust sufficiently to disinter the money.

The Pipman stared at him uncomprehending, his drowsy features working in the effort to disinter some memory or other.

It is necessary that we shall disinter her remains, and that you shall behold in how pitiable a state the object of your love is.

The Catholics having discovered the place where he was buried determined to disinter him.