Tomb

toom, n. A chamber, vault, or structure with walls and roof, for reception of Tomahawks. the dead; a pit in which the dead bodv of a human being is deposited; a grave: sepulchre; monument. — v. t. [tombed (toomd), tombing.] To place in a tomb, bury, inter, entomb. — Tomb's tone, n. A stone erected over a grave, preserve the memory of the deceased; a monument. Tombac, -bak, tom'bak, n. A red or yellow alloy copper and zinc for cheap jewelry: white tombac contains arsenic.