inter
Place in ground
Inter means to bury a dead body, typically with ceremony: The remains were interred at Arlington National Cemetery.
The word is formal and appears most often in official or solemn contexts—funeral announcements, legal documents, news reports of state funerals.
The opposite is disinter, to dig up what was buried.
Soil or electrical grounding
- funeralService honoring the dead
- casketBurial container
- tombstoneMemorial stone at grave
- cemeteryPlace for interring remains
graveyard · burial · coffin · grave · crypt · mausoleum · sepulcher · inhume
Wind around each other
- interlaceWeave elements together
- braidInterwoven strand pattern
- twistRotating motion or surprise
- plaitWoven strand of hair
weave · lace · mesh · knot · entangle · interweave · crisscross · lattice
earth
Soil or electrical grounding
cemetery · graveyard · burial · coffin · grave · crypt · mausoleum · sepulcher · inhume · shroud
entwine
Wind around each other
plait · weave · lace · mesh · knot · entangle · interweave · crisscross · lattice · wicker
break
Interrupt continuity
disturb · intrude · cut off · obstruct · butt in · pause · disruption · interjection · intercept · heckle
gland
Secreting body organ
saliva · mucus · enzyme · insulin · adrenaline · cortisol · sebum · serotonin · dopamine · melatonin
- Latin Wordsad, ad nauseam, et, caveat emptor, affidavit
- funeral ritesfuneral, bury, burial, funeral mass, burial rites
- prefixespre-, anti, post-, contra, re-
- interracial relationshipsRomance between different ethnicities
- interest ratesPrice paid for borrowing
- election interferenceUndermining legitimate ballot processes
- love interestRomantic focus of a story
- internet connection
- best interestWhat benefits someone most
interest, internet, internal, intervene, interfere, interact, interruption, international, intermediate