Meanings
- informaluncountableThe work of an undertaker.
Upon the whole, the absence of mere "undertakery" from the procession was a great gain.
1851, The Ecclesiologist, Ecclesiological Society, page 4141 more example
[…] we feel how immeasurably superior they were to the meretricious undertakery of the present day. We are led to contrast the quiet graves of the ancient "brethren" with the suburban cemetery of our own times […]
1867, The Argosy, volumes 3-4, page 60
Origin
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