inhearse or inherce /in-hûrsˈ/ (Shakespeare)

1. (also enhearseˈ) to enclose as in a hearse
2. To bury

• push off
• push-off
• push-offs
• push on
• push one's fortune
• push one's luck
• push out
• push-out
• push-outs
• pushover
• pushovers
• push-over tries
• push-over try
• pushpin
• pushpins
• pushpit
• pushpits
• push-pull
• push-pull train
• push-pull trains
• pushrod
• pushrods
• push-start
• push-started
• push-starting