A funeral pyre is a pile of flammable material, usually wood soaked with oil, on which a body is placed for cremation.
A funeral pyre is a structure that is used to burn a body as part of funeral rites or ceremonies. The practice is prevalent in certain cultures and religions where cremation is a common method of disposing of the deceased person's remains. The ashes are then collected and often scattered or preserved according to the family's wishes.
The Funeral Pyre was created in 2001.
Hyllus built the funeral pyre.
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I am building a pyre for tomorrow's funeral.
American Indians sometimes used a funeral pyre to burn dead warriors.
A funeral fire is when you have a funeral but there is fire inside the funeral. They use it to make a sign to god.
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A pyre is a fire that people were burned on instead of a funeral and burial. For example, "The King's family kept watch by the pyre all night".
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Beowulf tells Wiglaf that he wants his burned-out funeral pyre to be a landmark for sailors navigating the ocean, so they can call it Beowulf's Barrow.
such a pile for burning a dead body, esp. as part of a funeral rite, as in India.