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n. (plural of funeral director English)
Usage examples of "funeral directors".
I am a standard, no-frills Earthling, but Goodney, in his white suit, suntan and sliding blond hair, stood out like a pink elephant among the sin-sick funeral directors lurking and cruising against the blood-coloured walls.
The funeral directors were warned about the dangers of disclosing the contents of the envelopes to anyone.
Most funeral directors coming for a body would have shipped the bones in a carton and sold the family a coffin of his own.
Still, he supposed that funeral directors were as sick of stereotypes as, well, police officers, so the comment hadn't been entirely undeserved.
The two men from the funeral directors carrying the pitifully small coffin between them and the mother, already on the point of collapse, staggering along behind supported by her husband on one side and her brother on the other.
The media will do stories about the sad plight of the funeral directors.
Notice that the story has nothing to do with achieving immortality or with funeral directors.