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Definitions from WordNet

Noun urn has 2 senses
  1. urn - a large vase that usually has a pedestal or feet
    --1 is a kind of
    vase
  2. urn - a large pot for making coffee or tea
    --2 is a kind of
    pot
    --2 has particulars: coffee urn; samovar; tea urn

Definitions from the Web

Urns

Definition:

An urn is a decorative container with a lid, mainly used for storing and/or displaying the ashes of a deceased person or pet.

Sense 1:

Noun - A funerary urn used for holding cremated ashes.

Example sentence: She gently placed the urn containing her grandmother's ashes on the mantelpiece.

Sense 2:

Noun - A vase-shaped container, often made of metal or stone, used for holding the remains of a deceased person.

Example sentence: The ancient Egyptians believed that elaborate urns were necessary for preserving the body in the afterlife.

Sense 3:

Noun - A large, decorative vase used for holding flowers or other items.

Example sentence: The extravagant wedding venue was adorned with elegant urns filled with vibrant blooming flowers.

Sense 4:

Noun - A coffee urn, typically made of stainless steel, used to brew and serve large quantities of coffee.

Example sentence: The catering staff set up a coffee station with various urns to ensure all the guests were served quickly.

Sense 5:

Verb - To place or inter in an urn.

Example sentence: After the cremation, they decided to urn their beloved pet in a peaceful corner of the garden.

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