What is the US pronounciation for the word BURY?

Question

pronounciation for the word BURY

Answer 1

you would pronounce it as berry...like straw berry...

Answer 2

If you mean bury as in put a dead person in the ground, it sounds like berry. If you mean bury as a town, as in Britain, it's burry. I'm Canadian.  

Answer 3

the U.S. pronounciation for the word "bury" is usually "berry" as in the fruit.

Answer 4

American pronounciation for BURY is "berry" at the fruit......

Answer 5

ber-ee

Answer 6

Dear friend,

To my mind it should be - Bu ...Ba     ry......ree. So, it should be pronounced as 'baree' in americal english.

Answer 7

It sounds like the word berry.  

Answer 8

Actually, it all depends on what part of the US you are talking about.  

I grew up near Philadelphia and it was pronounced by most people as BURR with a Y.  BURRY

Other parts of the country pronounce it like berry.

FWC

Answer 9

berry or beree

Answer 10

the same as berry

Answer 11

To place in the ground: bury a bone.

1.To place (a corpse) in a grave, a tomb, or the sea; inter.

2.To dispose of (a corpse) ritualistically by means other than interment  or cremation.

3.To conceal by or as if by covering over with earth; hide: buried her face in the pillow; buried the secret deep within himself.

4.To occupy (oneself) with deep concentration; absorb: buried myself in my studies.

5.To put an end to; abandon: buried their quarrel and shook hands

Answer 12

Bury(bary)

Answer 13

It's like Bear ee

Or

Burr ee

Answer 14

bury = id-e-it

Answer 15

Just like barry.  

Answer 16

Phoenixt.. has the correct answer.  Bury, which word in the English language means to place underground or under something else above ground is prounounced the same as 'berry' --- the same as the ending of straw[berry] or black[berry]!

Answer 17

Brr - e.

(Brr as if you were cold, and a short e sound).

Answer 18

BURY