clayish (Meaning)

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clayish (a.)

Partaking of the nature of clay, or containing particles of it.

The soil in that region has a clayish texture, making it ideal for certain types of crops.
As I stepped into the creek, my boots sank into the clayish mud at the bottom.
The potter's hands were covered in a clayish residue after a long day of shaping and molding.
The cliffside was dotted with small caves, each showing signs of clayish deposits.
The artist mixed different pigments to achieve a clayish hue for the background of the painting.
After the rain, the ground took on a clayish consistency, making it difficult to traverse.
The construction workers found it challenging to dig through the clayish soil as they laid the foundation.
The potter's wheel spun effortlessly as she shaped the clayish mass into a graceful vase.
The aroma of damp earth filled the air, heightened by the clayish soil of the surrounding fields.
We stumbled upon a hidden spring bubbling up from the ground, its water tinged with a clayish tint.

Partaking of the nature of clay, or containing particles of it.

personality, tone,self, colors, nature, complexion, spirit, composition, genius, disposition

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The soil in that region has a clayish texture, making it ideal for certain types of crops.

As I stepped into the creek, my boots sank into the clayish mud at the bottom.

The potter's hands were covered in a clayish residue after a long day of shaping and molding.

The cliffside was dotted with small caves, each showing signs of clayish deposits.