A burial garment is a type of clothing worn by the deceased during a funeral. Cement, PALL, and SHROUD are all terms used to describe different types of burial garments. Cement is an eight-letter word referring to a long, loose-fitting robe made of linen or cotton. A PALL is a four-letter word for a cloth draped over a coffin or casket. Lastly, a SHROUD is a six-letter word for a cloth that covers the entire body of the deceased.