Buried
Buried adjective - Placed in a grave.
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Six feet under and buried are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Six feet under" instead an adjective "Buried".
Six feet under
Buried and six feet under are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Buried" instead an adjective phrase "Six feet under".
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Buried Alive: Stanley buries the director Mike Helton in a coffin six feet under while he relaxes in a chair seated on the ground on top of his victim while lighting some fireworks.
Source: Film / Cabin by the Lake - All of them turn out to be mundanities: a supposed graveyard that was really just a bad test paper a student buried "six feet under," a "haunted piano" that was really just being tuned, a supposed poltergeist that was just the result of frustrated cooks, etc.
Source: The Seven Mysteries -
Kayfabe: For a long time she was known for never breaking Kayfabe, even though it's dead and buried six feet under.
Source: Wrestling / Rusev and Lana
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