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- noun Plural form of
graveyard .
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Examples
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With the recent random destruction sprees in graveyards people are understandably iffy, and a ruin or old gothic-y building does just as well.
lfz: looking for zombie nathreee 2010
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Making sure that every corpse in UK graveyards is registered to vote - and does so;
Archive 2009-02-01 Dungeekin 2009
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Making sure that every corpse in UK graveyards is registered to vote - and does so;
Mugabe: Brown 'Excellent Student' Dungeekin 2009
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The older stones in graveyards tell the story; those with the lamb on top signify that a child lies there.
Archive 2008-08-01 Linda 2008
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The older stones in graveyards tell the story; those with the lamb on top signify that a child lies there.
Blessings of the Present Linda 2008
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Barbie, grow up and meet a few army officers before making that sort of outrageous comment - or, if you have, reflect on the amount of chinless wonders gone firm in graveyards before you recycle this sort of hackneyed tosh.
Tears Of A Clown « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008
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There have been suicides, exhumations, poisonings, body parts sent by post, séances in graveyards, lawsuits, and prosecutorial vendettas.
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There have been suicides, exhumations, poisonings, body parts sent by post, séances in graveyards, lawsuits, and prosecutorial vendettas.
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There have been suicides, exhumations, poisonings, body parts sent by post, séances in graveyards, lawsuits, and prosecutorial vendettas.
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There's not much we can do about the bodies in the graveyards, is there?
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The shift in religious activity also is leaving behind a trail of "church graveyards," or empty buildings that are now difficult to sell or have been abandoned.
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