A tomb is a structure used to house the remains of the deceased. The term can refer to a variety of structures, including a MAUSOLEUM (9 letters), which is a large, stately building used to house the remains of the wealthy or famous; a BURIAL (6 letters), which is the act of placing a body in the ground; a CATACOMB (8 letters), which is an underground cemetery with multiple chambers; BURY (4 letters), which is the act of placing a body in the ground; INTER (5 letters), which is the act of placing a body in a tomb; a SEPULCHRE (9 letters) or SEPULCHER (9 letters), which is a large stone monument used to house the remains of the deceased; a CRYPT (5 letters), which is an underground chamber used to house the remains of the deceased; a GRAVE (5 letters), which is a hole dug in the ground to house the remains of the deceased; and Lenins (6 letters), which is a MAUSOLEUM in Moscow, Russia, built to house the remains of Vladimir Lenin.