undertaker|undertakers in English
noun
one who prepares the dead for burial, funeral director, one who arranges funerals; one who undertakes; entrepreneur; Englishman who took over forfeited lands in Ireland during the 16th and 17th centuries
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1. Funeral directors are also called morticians or undertakers.
2. We say undertaker, they say mortician.
3. 10 Nor are undertakers alone in careless and callous behaviour.
4. 4 We say undertaker, they say mortician.
5. Private undertakers are increasing and each one has his own price.
6. The project is totally ruined by the fly-by-night undertakers.
7. The later Victorian undertakers were arguably the most backward-looking tradesmen of their day.
8. 19 An undertaker undertook to undertake an undertaking.
9. 17 The corpse was laid out by the undertaker.
10. The word "undertaker" had long been in common usage.
11. Some then become undertakers and eject the dead, while others venture out as hunters.
12. 18 If any one superstar symbolizes WWE, it's the Undertaker.
13. 16 Politeness looks well in every man, except an undertaker.
14. 2 Wycliffe traced the route the undertaker must have taken.
15. 1 The word "undertaker" had long been in common usage.
16. Professional wedding planners, undertakers and other "ritual masters" may also offer guidance on finding the proper mon.
17. 21 I overtake the undertaker who takes my stake by mistake.
18. 3 It was a bill sent by the village undertaker.
19. 25 The police might want to see the body; the undertaker certainly would.
20. Bearer and The Undertaker became a heel team again toward the end of 1998 when Bearer betrayed his own son, Kane, in favor of managing The Undertaker once again
21. 7 The undertaker took him in a pushchair like a baby.
22. There are so many bodies undertakers want to cremate them in groups. They are all children.
23. Ayn Rand speculated that this undertaker might just be a social climber.
24. After a two-month hiatus, The Undertaker returned and defeated Kane at WrestleMania XIV.
25. If you want a Christian funeral, leave some money with the undertaker.