Synonym: cache, conceal, cover, hide, immerse. Antonym: dig, excavate, sink. Similar words: jury, injury, century, burst, suburb, burn up, bureau, burn out. Meaning: ['berɪ] 
v. 1. cover from sight 2. place in a grave or tomb 3. place in the earth and cover with soil 4. enclose or envelop completely, as if by swallowing 5. embed deeply 6. dismiss from the mind; stop remembering.
v. 1. cover from sight 2. place in a grave or tomb 3. place in the earth and cover with soil 4. enclose or envelop completely, as if by swallowing 5. embed deeply 6. dismiss from the mind; stop remembering. 
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211 Just bury the hatchet and go have a drink together!
212 He would be consumed with the consideration of whether to bury it here or whether to bury it there -- or should he bury it two feet under, or maybe he should bury it six feet under?
213 Miriamele made an anguished sound, trying to bury her face in her long blue veil, then leaped up to dash past on velvet-slippered feet into her bedchamber.
214 The mother was to take the glowing log out of the fire and bury it in the garden, and her child would live as long as it remained unconsumed.
215 After the recovery of bury history, pressure history and temperature history, we come out dynamic change course data with the graphical display directly, thus can reflect their change law intuitively.
216 There is a folk belief that if you bury a statue of St. Joseph on a piece of property, it will be sold more quickly. When I was getting ready to move, I took the St.
217 picture of students talkingThe November issue of The Agile Journal, an e-zine for the Agile community, contained an article by Daryl Kulak titled "Let's Bury the Term Software Engineering.
218 W: The pile is over ten feet high. I am afraid it will fall all over and bury you underneath it if I put this file on top of it.
219 Indeed, A.M.D. executives say the time has come to bury the name "netbook."