Crossword-Solution: CHARNIER 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 13

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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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Besides the cell on the Grève, there was one at Montfaucon, one at the Charnier des Innocents, another I hardly know where,—at the Clichon House, I think; others still at many spots where traces of them are found in traditions, in default of memorials.
Notre-Dame de Paris Victor Hugo 2001
There is the shadowy crypt of Les Gros Pilliers down below the chancel of the church; there is the Charnier where the holy men were buried in the early days of the abbey; and there is the great dark space filled by the enormous wheel which was worked by the prisoners when Mont St Michel was nothing more than a great jail.
Normandy, Gordon Home 2003
LES CONQUÉRANTS Comme un vol de gerfauts hors du charnier natal, Fatigués de porter leurs misères hautaines, De Palos de Moguer, routiers et capitaines Partaient, ivres d'un rêve héroïque et brutal.
French Lyrics Arthur Graves Canfield 2005
Having obtained fifty sous on the gown and fichu at the _Mont-de-Piété_, she hurried toward the _Charnier des Innocents_ in quest of the old scribe.
A Cardinal Sin Eugène Sue 2006
Strauss, "with its infected basins, its pestilential reservoirs, its charnier and its gibbet, was a cause of shame and anxiety to several quarters of Paris; even after being transferred from the Faubourg Saint-Martin to the foot of the Buttes Chaumont, it was an object of horror and disgust.
Paris William Walton 2010