funeral
/ˈfʌnɪrəl/Definitions
1. noun
a ceremony or service to mark the death of someone, typically with a burial or cremation following
“The family attended the funeral of their loved one with a mixture of sadness and gratitude.”
2. noun
a payment or compensation given to someone’s next of kin after their death, especially a payment made to the family of a person killed in an accident or at work
“The company had to pay a large funeral to the family of the employee who died in the factory accident.”
3. noun
a state of being or condition, especially one that is temporary or temporary
“After the funeral, the family went into a state of mourning for several months.”
4. verb
to attend a funeral, especially as a sign of respect or to pay one’s condolences
“She funerals for her grandmother, who had passed away a few days ago.”
5. verb
to kill or cause the death of someone or something, especially in a violent or sudden manner
“The hitman funerals the witness before he could testify against the mafia.”