To put or hide in the ground by digging; esp. to bury (a corpse). Obsolete.

transitive. To dig in, to bury.

transitive. To bury in the soil. Also: to store up. Obsolete. rare.

To put and cover up (in the ground, etc.) by digging or delving; to bury. Cf. to dig in at phrasal verbs.

To put under ground for the same purposes as a corpse, e.g. to burya person alive; to consign to the ground any carcass, decaying organized…

To place (anything) in the ground; to cover up with soil; = bury, v. 3. Obsolete.

To bury (a thing) in the ground; to cover with soil. Now rare.

transferred. To place or lay under the turf; to cover with turf, or as turf does; to bury; also intransitive with it, to die and be buried.

transitive. To bury; to cover with earth. Also with up. Cf. earth, v. 1a. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To bury in the earth, to inter. Chiefly poetical.