Entombs [verb]

I thought of the graves more hopeless fur than them that entomb the dead,—the graves where lay the livin' dead.

When the next day should dawn, its light is 'strangled,' and 'darkness does the face of earth entomb.'

See the black Prison Ship's expanding womb Impested thousands, quick and dead, entomb.

Thee the dogs shall rend Dishonorably, and the fowls of air, But all Achaia's host shall him entomb.

But the immortal spirit who shall fetter, who shall entomb it?

To collect them was the first duty of his descendants and followers, and then to entomb them.

The walls of gold entomb us,The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from usBut take away our pride.

Seemingly Wanderslore was fated to entomb one by one all my discarded possessions.

I am here and come to thee, O lady, that thou mayest entomb thy dead daughter.

Entomb him in silence and he'll be a body of death and corruption in two weeks.