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A person who sits by a grave and listens for a bell to ring is often referred to as a "graveyard watcher" or "grave watcher." Historically, this practice was associated with the fear of being buried alive, leading to the use of bells connected to a rope in graves, allowing those who were mistakenly buried to signal for help. Such individuals were also sometimes called "grave bell listeners." This practice has largely become obsolete with advancements in medical technology.
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What do person who does you call a person who rings a bell?
Campanology is bell ringing and Campanologist is a bell ringer
What do you call a person who robs bodies from a cemetery?
A grave-robber.
What do you call a person that does bell ringing?
a campanologist
What do you call a person who takes care of the grave yards?
Grounds keepers
Who is the first person to receive a phone call from Alexander Graham bell?
himself
What do they call people who work at grave yards?
Grave diggers
What do you call someone who listens in on the conversations of others?
This would be an eavesdropper.
What do you call a man who digs grave?
A person who digs graves is called a gravedigger.
What do you call a person who listens to both sides of a situation?
A person who listens to both sides of a situation is often referred to as an impartial or unbiased individual. They are able to consider multiple perspectives and weigh the evidence before forming a conclusion. This approach is commonly associated with critical thinking and a willingness to engage in fair and open-minded discourse.
What do you call a grave watcher?
GRAVESKEEPER
What do you call a grave that starts with 'to'?
Tomb.
What do you call a Hippopotamus in a bell?
hippo-a-bell
