A churchyard. (Cf. church-litten, n.)

†(a) A burial-place, cemetery. Obsolete. (b) A mortuary chapel, a charnel house.

A place of burial, a tomb; now usually = burying-ground, n.

A deep, wide-mouthed hollow or excavation; a hole, a pit. Also: a place of burial or sacrifice, a grave. rare and poetic or historical in later use.

A burial ground not belonging to a Christian church; a cemetery; a graveyard. Now rare.

A place of interment; a graveyard, charnel house.

A churchyard.

A place, usually a ground, set apart for the burial of the dead. A burial-ground generally; now esp. a large public park or ground laid out expressly…

A place of burial; a place, as a vault, church, piece of ground, etc., set apart for the interment of the dead; a burying-place.

A resting-place for the dead; a cemetery, vault, grave. Obsolete.

A place for burial; a churchyard, graveyard, cemetery.

A burial-ground.

A piece of ground set apart as devoted to the regular interment of the dead; a burying-ground, cemetery.

burial-ground, grave-yard.

slang. A cemetery, a graveyard.

a graveyard or cemetery (originally jocular of a frontier cemetery, in allusion to its occupants' dying with their boots on); frequently attributive.

A burial ground, cemetery. Cf. necropolis, n.

a cemetery.