Bury (verb)

1. To place in a grave or tomb, typically in a formal ceremony.
2. To conceal or hide something.
3. To put an end to or ignore something.

Origin:

Middle english berien, from old english byrgan; akin to old high german bergan to save, protect, latin fovere to cherish, greek pephukein to cook.

Examples:

1. They buried her in the family plot.
2. He buried the evidence in the woods.
3. The scandal was buried by the government.
4. She buried her face in her hands.
5. He buried the hatchet and made peace.