A man-made mound; spec. a burial mound, a tumulus. Cf. law, n.3 2.

A mound of earth or stones erected in early times over a grave; a grave-mound, a tumulus. Also attributive as barrow-wight n. (see quot. 1891); so…

A barrow, a tumulus. Now regional (chiefly Irish English).

a mound erected over a grave, a tumulus, barrow.

A monumental tumulus of stones. Obsolete.

An artificially constructed elevation or heap of earth, stones, debris, etc.; esp. a pile of earth heaped up on a grave; a tumulus.

An ancient sepulchral mound, a barrow (barrow, n.1 3).

Locally in Scotland, applied to an artificial mound; a burial mound.

a hillock, or a barrow or tumulus, indicating the site of an interment, a burial-mound.

A grave-mound. Also transf., dead men's graves (see quot.).

An artificial mound, tumulus, or barrow.