eulogy, n.Definitions

A Eulogy is lavish praise too late to be helpful.

Eulogy is a thing we owe to the living, but pay to the dead.

A Eulogy is always a great relief when one realizes one's listening to it.

A Eulogy is the praise not of what a dead person has been, but what he should have been.

A Eulogy is praise of a person who has either the advantages of wealth and power, or the consideration to be dead.

A Eulogy is often the first kind words ever said about the subject of the oration, occasionally embroidered with wishful inaccuracies, and always too late to be savored by the one in the box.

A Eulogy is praise of a person who has either the advantages of wealth and power, or the consideration to be dead

A Eulogy is a glowing account of the deceased, generally delivered by a clergyman who must glance at the page to get the name right.