six feet under

The phrase "six feet under" is an idiom that refers to someone or something being buried underground, typically in a grave, at a depth of six feet. It is often used colloquially to indicate that someone has died and has been buried in a cemetery. The phrase is derived from the traditional burial depth recommended by many cultures as a standard to prevent animals from disturbing the body.


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