Ossuary (noun)
osh-oo-er-ee
A place or receptacle for the bones of the dead.
1650–60; < Late Latin ossuārium, variant of ossārium, equivalent to oss- (stem of os ) bone + -ārium -ary
Example sentences
“The ossuary was the creepiest places we visited in the whole of Faro.”
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