What are glacial depositional features is created when ice is buried in drift and eventually melts?

Kettle is the glacial depositional features is created when ice is buried in drift and eventually melts. 

Kames, kettles, eskers, and the moraines and the drumlins.

Explanation:

As the glacier leaves behind the crushed rocks and the sand that is called the glacial drift they create the above landforms that are left by the retreating glaciers. A kame is glacial landforms that are irregularity shaped by a hill or mound and are deposited on the land surface by the melting glacier. And is also referred to as the kame or kettle topography. The esters are sometimes also called as kames are long winding edges of the stratified sand and gravel. And these are several kilometers long. While a moraine is unconsolidated glacier debris.