Graves
Where bodies rest
Graves is a surname, most notably associated with the English poet and novelist Robert Graves, author of I, Claudius and Goodbye to All That.
Graves' disease is a thyroid disorder named after Irish physician Robert James Graves.
Graves is also a wine-producing region in Bordeaux, France, known for dry whites and reds. (Lowercase graves refers to burial sites.)
French port and vineyard area
Hormone-producing neck gland
- hyperthyroidismOverproduction of metabolic hormones
- autoimmuneBody attacks itself
- goiterEnlarged thyroid gland
Bordeaux
French port and vineyard area
thyroid
Hormone-producing neck gland
- hyperthyroidismOverproduction of metabolic hormones
- autoimmuneBody attacks itself
- goiterEnlarged thyroid gland
poet
Writer of verse
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Gravescremation urns
Containers for burned remains
urns · cremations · pyres · funeral pyres · columbaria
Gravescradles
Rocking infant beds
birthplaces · cribs · maternity wards · nurseries · delivery rooms
- cradle to graveEntire span of existence
- graveyard shiftLate-night work period
- one foot in the graveNear death's door
- dig one's own graveCause one's own undoing
- mass graveShared burial for many
- rolled in one's graveImagined corpse distress
grave, graveyard, engrave, engraving, engraved, gravely, gravestone, engraver, graver