葬玉埋香

lit. burying jade and interring incense (idiom); funeral for a beautiful person

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old variant of 葬[zang4]

= + + : After Zorro (z) died (死) he was buried (葬) with his hands cuffed (廾) behind his back in the anglepod's bathroom (ang4). A lot of artificial lawn (艹) has since grown on the grave.
to bury (the dead) / to inter

= + + : After Zorro (z) died (死) he was buried (葬) with his hands cuffed (廾) behind his back in the anglepod's bathroom (ang4). A lot of artificial lawn (艹) has since grown on the grave.
jade

= + : Mnemonic symbol: a jade bracelet.

Yu the Great (yu) and Martin Luther King (王) invented some kind of wrestling sport in the space station's bathroom (Ø4). Both fighters have to be restrained by large jade bracelets (玉) around their body restricting their arms to be aligned to the body. Then they fight. To make things safe they stuffed the space station's bathroom (Ø4) with cosy petals (丶) so that they won't hurt themselves.
to bury

= + : As a sign of peace Mahatma Gandhi (m) buries (埋) a sunflower (里) under some earth (土) in the airplane's kitchen (ai2).
used in 埋怨[man2 yuan4]
fragrant / sweet smelling / aromatic / savory or appetizing / (to eat) with relish / (of sleep) sound / perfume or spice / joss or incense stick / CL:根[gen1]

= + : Mnemonic symbol from 香草, spices.

Just as the sun is not looking Marie Curie plays a prank on her in front of the anglepod and puts some spices in her bowl of cereals.

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