Associations to the word «Casket»
Noun
- Digger
- Frank
- Amulet
- Reuben
- Flower
- Hoof
- Retrieve
- Incense
- Furniture
- Walters
- Marble
- Lock
- Countess
- Hilt
- Seal
- Brahma
- Tablet
- Pillow
- Porcelain
- Anglo
- Notary
- Escort
- Shawn
- Atkinson
- Pale
- Lining
- Ceremony
- Hutchinson
- Requiem
- Coin
- Emerald
- Cathedral
- Comb
- Gold
- Valet
- Phelps
- Lying
- Wand
- Poe
- Cupboard
- Skeleton
- Buckle
- Shelf
- Kennedy
- Ring
- Body
- Locker
- Ruby
- Hinge
- Lex
- Cloth
- Parade
- Item
- Dowager
- Chancel
- Cypress
- Robe
- Kenny
- Pavel
- Rhino
- Worthy
- Token
- Abbey
- Scarborough
- Excavation
- Dead
- Gasoline
Adjective
Pictures for the word «Casket»
Wiktionary
CASKET, noun. A little box, e.g. for jewellery.
CASKET, noun. An urn.
CASKET, noun. A coffin.
CASKET, noun. (nautical) A gasket.
CASKET, verb. (poetic) (transitive) To put into, or preserve in, a casket.
Dictionary definition
CASKET, noun. Box in which a corpse is buried or cremated.
CASKET, noun. Small and often ornate box for holding jewels or other valuables.
CASKET, verb. Enclose in a casket.
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