n. the loose weathered material on Earth's surface in which plants can grow; v. to make dirty
We dug a hole in the soil. OR Try not to soil your dress.
We dug a hole in the soil. OR Try not to soil your dress.
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The gardener implanted stakes in the soil.
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This land has loamy soil.
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Try not to soil your dress.
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The agronomist tested the soil to determine which crops to grow.
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The scientists checked the soil sample for salinity.
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The aeration of the soil will help the grass grow better.
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Why is the ground covered with red soil on Mars?
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Most plants thrive in moist soil.
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The plant food in the soil is made from humus.
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The soil became infertile because of a gas leak.
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Humic acids are commonly used as a soil supplement in agriculture.
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What do Rovers use to drill into rocks and scrape soil for samples?
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The bioturbation of the soil by the ground hogs was a problem to the farmer.
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The gardener will fertilize the soil.
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dirt; earth; ground; dirty; stain
sky; clean
1 syllables
soil
boil
boyle
broil
coil
coile
coyle
croyle
doyle
foil
foyle
hoyle
moyl
moyle
oil
roil
royle
spoil
toil
britoil
embroil
gatoil
guilfoil
lukoil
o'boyle
recoil
statoil
uncoil
oleoyl
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