inhearse or inherce /in-hûrsˈ/ (Shakespeare)

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

• subaxillary
• subbasal
• subbase
• subbasement
• subbasements
• subbases
• subbed
• subbie
• subbies
• subbing
• subbings
• subbranch
• subbranches
• subbreed
• subbreeds
• subbureau
• subbureaus
• subbureaux
• Subbuteo
• subby
• subcabinet
• subcabinets
• subcaliber
• subcalibre
• subcantor