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What else can I help you with?
Inter or bury a person or thing deep underground?
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What is a sentence for bury the hatchet?
When you are finished cutting firewood, it is safest to bury the hatchet in the end grain of a spare log. It seems like those two will never bury the hatchet.
Are there red lice if not what red lice looking bug did you find on your daughter's head?
Chiggers are little red bugs that come from playing in grass. The bury them selves underneath your skin.
What was the gruesomest thing about concentration camp?
Probably how the Jews had to burn, bury and kill other Jews.
What is the word of when someone dies and you put him in the Earth?
Bury is the right word for it. Buried id the second & third form for bury. e.g. When he died, his kins buried him. Or grave. The thing the person is buried in.
In the song the kill by 30 seconds to mars are the lyrics bury me bury me or marry me bury me?
its bury me bury me
How do you catch Spitsy the dog on Big Nate Island?
win the games in the treehouse thing and u get crackers. use them and Spitsy will bury them. in a certain spot he will bury it where the treasure is. u have to find the map and get it b4 though
Why bury candles?
If you do a spell that does not use the full candle, (e.g: A spell to break negative energy or to break a curse), that candle cannot be used to another purpose, and the witch have to get rid of the candle so that it does not fal in to someone else's hand, (for their own good). Therefor, when the best thing to do is to bury the remaining half, they bury it.
What is the best thing to do with a broken pounamu that was a gift and cant be fixed?
Apparently you should return it to the land, so bury it somewhere.
What is the homonym for bury?
The homonym for bury is berry, meaning fruit.
What is the homophone for to put in the ground and cover with dirt and small round fruit straw black or blue?
The homophones for the given descriptions are: bury/berry.
What is the present tense for bury?
The present tense for "bury" is "buries" for third person singular (he/she/it), and "bury" for all other subjects (I, you, we, they).
