peaty (Meaning)
Wordnet
peaty (a)
of or pertaining to or of the nature of peat
Webster
peaty (a.)
Composed of peat; abounding in peat; resembling peat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peaty
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peaty Sentence Examples
- The peat bog emitted a pungent, peaty odor that clung to the air.
- The water in the loch was so peaty that it stained anything submerged in it.
- The peaty soil was rich in nutrients and ideal for growing certain plants.
- The peat moss added a welcome peaty flavor to the whisky.
- The peaty aroma of the campfire filled the surroundings, evoking memories of cozy nights.
- The peaty fragrance of the moorland spread for miles, carried by the gentle breeze.
- The peaty loam proved to be difficult to cultivate, requiring specialized techniques.
- The peaty peat was not only a valuable fuel but also a medicinal ingredient.
- The peaty landscape, dotted with ancient peat cuts, hinted at a long history of human activity.
- The peaty soil yielded a variety of crops, including potatoes, oats, and barley.
FAQs About the word peaty
of or pertaining to or of the nature of peatComposed of peat; abounding in peat; resembling peat.
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The peat bog emitted a pungent, peaty odor that clung to the air.
The water in the loch was so peaty that it stained anything submerged in it.
The peaty soil was rich in nutrients and ideal for growing certain plants.
The peat moss added a welcome peaty flavor to the whisky.
