obsequy (OB-se-kwee) noun
A funeral rite or ceremony.
[Middle English obsequie, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin obsequiae,
alteration (influenced by Latin exsequiae, funeral rites) of Latin obsequia,
plural of obsequium, compliance.]
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