casket
/ˈkæskɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A box or container, typically made of wood, for holding a coffin or the body of the deceased.
“The family chose a beautiful wooden casket for their loved one’s funeral.”
2. noun
A box or case used to carry or store something, especially a valuable or delicate item.
“The designer used a luxurious casket to display the expensive jewelry.”
3. verb
To place or put something, especially a valuable or delicate item, into a casket or container.
“The staff carefully casketed the fragile vase into a special box for transport.”