clayes Antonyms
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Meaning of clayes
Webster
clayes (n. pl.)
Wattles, or hurdles, made with stakes interwoven with osiers, to cover lodgments.
clayes Sentence Examples
- The potter skillfully molded the clayes into intricate vases.
- The artist experimented with different textures using various types of clayes.
- Clayes from different regions exhibit unique properties in pottery making.
- The sculptor blended different shades of clayes to achieve a lifelike appearance in the sculpture.
- Ancient civilizations utilized clayes in constructing sturdy structures and pottery.
- Clayes possess remarkable malleability when moist, allowing for intricate shaping.
- The potter's wheel spun rapidly as the artisan shaped the clayes into a graceful form.
- Clayes provide a versatile medium for artistic expression, ranging from ceramics to sculptures.
- After firing, the clayes transformed into durable ceramic objects.
- The clayes studio bustled with activity as students honed their pottery skills under the instructor's guidance.
FAQs About the word clayes
Wattles, or hurdles, made with stakes interwoven with osiers, to cover lodgments.
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The potter skillfully molded the clayes into intricate vases.
The artist experimented with different textures using various types of clayes.
Clayes from different regions exhibit unique properties in pottery making.
The sculptor blended different shades of clayes to achieve a lifelike appearance in the sculpture.
