chessom Synonyms
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chessom Meaning
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chessom (n.)
Mellow earth; mold.
chessom Sentence Examples
- The gardener sifted the soil, separating the rich chessom from the clumps of clay.
- After the heavy rains, the path became a muddy mess, losing its former chessom texture.
- We needed a good chessom base for the flowerbed, allowing for proper drainage and root growth.
- The old farmer spoke of bygone days, when the land held a true chessom, perfect for crops.
- Surprised by the lack of rocks, they discovered a deep layer of unexpected chessom beneath the surface.
- The children loved digging in the sandbox, its chessom yielding to their creations with ease.
- To prepare the lawn for reseeding, they first tilled the soil, ensuring a fine, chessom consistency.
- The sculptor preferred a slightly damp chessom for his clay works, allowing for better shaping.
- The burrowing animals thrived in the loose chessom, creating a network of tunnels beneath the ground.
- With years of neglect, the once fertile ground had become hard and compacted, losing its valuable chessom quality.
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Mellow earth; mold.
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The gardener sifted the soil, separating the rich chessom from the clumps of clay.
After the heavy rains, the path became a muddy mess, losing its former chessom texture.
We needed a good chessom base for the flowerbed, allowing for proper drainage and root growth.
The old farmer spoke of bygone days, when the land held a true chessom, perfect for crops.
