imbalm
/ɪmbɑːm/Definitions
1. verb
to prepare or treat a body for burial by applying aromatic substances, especially myrrh, to the cavities of the body
“The Egyptians would often imbalm their dead to preserve their remains.”
2. verb
to preserve or protect something from decay or spoilage
“The company specializes in imbaling food products to extend their shelf life.”
3. noun
a substance used in embalming, especially a mixture of aromatic oils, resins, and other substances
“The embalmer mixed a special imbalm to mask the odor of the deceased.”