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soil
Whatever mars the beauty or completeness of an object is a blemish, whether original, as squinting eyes, or the result of accident or disease, etc., as the pits of smallpox. A blemish is superficial; a flaw or taint is in structure or substance. In the moral sense, we speak of a blot or stain upon reputation; a flaw or taint in character. A defect is the want or lack of something; fault, primarily a failing, is something that fails of an apparent intent or disappoints a natural expectation; thus a sudden dislocation or displacement of geological strata is called a fault. Figuratively, a blemish comes from one’s own ill-doing; a brand or stigma is inflicted by others; as, the brand of infamy.
Synonyms:
blemish, blot, blur, brand, crack, daub, defacement, defect, deformity, dent, disfigurement, disgrace, dishonor, fault, flaw, imperfection, injury, reproach, smirch, speck, spot, stain, stigma, taint, tarnish
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dirt, filth, grime, soil, stain, grease, grungenoun
the state of being covered with unclean things
Synonyms:
land, territory, spot, mark, grunge, filthiness, skank, discolouration, lubricating oil, grease, obscenity, discoloration, brand, foulness, ground, vulgarism, shit, dirty word, grime, stigma, scandal, crap, smear, shite, turd, dirt, smut, filth, malicious gossip, nastiness, smirch, stain, poop, crud, blot -
soil, dirtnoun
the part of the earth’s surface consisting of humus and disintegrated rock
Synonyms:
ground, grease, crap, shit, scandal, filth, territory, malicious gossip, shite, land, stain, grunge, dirt, turd, grime, poop -
land, ground, soilnoun
material in the top layer of the surface of the earth in which plants can grow (especially with reference to its quality or use)
«the land had never been plowed»; «good agricultural soil»
Synonyms:
primer, land, background, body politic, territory, undercoat, terra firma, estate, dry land, reason, country, basis, grease, farming, res publica, acres, solid ground, state, demesne, earth, ground, grime, priming, kingdom, footing, realm, dirt, landed estate, commonwealth, priming coat, nation, filth, grunge, domain, flat coat, stain, primer coat -
territory, soilverb
the geographical area under the jurisdiction of a sovereign state
«American troops were stationed on Japanese soil»
Synonyms:
grunge, grease, filth, territory, dirt, territorial dominion, ground, district, stain, land, grime, dominion -
dirty, soil, begrime, grime, colly, bemireverb
make soiled, filthy, or dirty
«don’t soil your clothes when you play outside!»
Synonyms:
begrime, bemire, dirty, colly, grime
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- Dirtiness
- Earth
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pedon
soil is another word for person.pedonlogy is the study of soil so it makes scence
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soilverb
Synonyms:
foul, dirty, stain, pollute, sully, tarnish, defile, taint, contaminate, bedaub, begrime, besmear, bespatter, make foul -
soilnoun
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stain, blot, spot, tarnish -
soilnoun
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mould, loam, earth, ground -
soilnoun
Synonyms:
land, country
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soilnoun
Synonyms:
ground, earth, dirt, humus, land, loam, mold, dirt, pollution, defilement, manure, dung, fæces, excrement -
soilverb
Synonyms:
dirty, defile, pollute, besmear, contaminate, taint, besmirch, sully, tarnish, begrime
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List of paraphrases for «soil»:
soils, ground, land, sol, floor, earth, territory, sun, mark, terrain, flooring, floors, soil-borne
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Tucker Carlson:
Is there a connection between a massive increase in Islamic immigration to the U.S. and a massive increase of acts in Islamic terror on our soil?
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Carl Melford:
After a fire, depending on the intensity of the burn, it causes the soil to be hydrophobic. The majority of this burn was a moderate severity burn, so that does cause hydrophobic soil and then also after the fire, there’s a lot of debris and that tends to be a lot of the problem when that’s moving downstream.
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Stef Bokhorst:
Just as the penguin and seal colonies enrich the soil for native plants, its also possible that they are making it ideal for invasive species as well, which could be hardier and provide shelter for predatory insects like spiders and beetles, right now, the system is too unproductive to support any mammals like rats and mice.
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Anish Yadav:
My house is about 10 by 15 feet and the floor is made of dirt, in that soil, we have hammered down wooden poles. We tie them together and then cover it with plastic sheets. If there is a cyclone or a strong wind, it will be uprooted entirely.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan:
Tens of thousands of youths buried their futures in this land, the soldiers lying in this soil are also our children.
Translations for soil
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- اتسخ, تربةArabic
- ер, тупраҡBashkir
- sòlCatalan, Valencian
- půdaCzech
- pridd, tir, gwerydWelsh
- jord, svine, besudle, tilsøle, grund, muldjordDanish
- Erde, beschmutzen, verschmutzen, BodenGerman
- ensuciar, tierra, sueloSpanish
- muldEstonian
- خاکی کردن, خاکPersian
- maa, multa, lika, maaperä, liata, sontaFinnish
- territoire, sol, salir, terre, souiller, souillureFrench
- talamh, ùirScottish Gaelic
- אדמה, לכלך, ארץHebrew
- मिट्टीHindi
- táptalaj, föld, talajHungarian
- հող, աղտոտել, կեղտոտելArmenian
- tanahIndonesian
- sporcare, terreno, suoloItalian
- 土, 土壌Japanese
- lemahJavanese
- ნიადაგიGeorgian
- ಮಣ್ಣುKannada
- خاک, ax, erdKurdish
- spurco, humusLatin
- dirvaLithuanian
- почва, земја, валкаMacedonian
- മണ്ണ്, മലമൂത്രംMalayalam
- tanahMalay
- ħamrijaMaltese
- bevuilen, grond, aardeDutch
- jordsmonnNorwegian
- łeezhNavajo, Navaho
- grunt, ziemia, brudzić, glebaPolish
- terra, solo, arruinar, estragar, sujarPortuguese
- teren, sol, spurcaRomanian
- земля́, по́чваRussian
- земљаSerbo-Croatian
- mark, jord, skita ner, smutsa nerSwedish
- mchangaSwahili
- மண்Tamil
- మట్టిTelugu
- lupa, dumiTagalog
- toprakTurkish
- مٹیUrdu
- 泥土Chinese
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as in dirt
foul matter that mars the purity or cleanliness of something
got some sort of soil on my white pants
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as in dung
solid matter discharged from an animal’s alimentary canal
the horse lifted its tail and deposited its soil on the grass
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as in ground
the loose surface material in which plants naturally grow
bought rich soil to plant flowers in
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as in land
the solid part of our planet’s surface as distinguished from the sea and air
happy to have soil under my feet after that long sea voyage
as in to stain
to make dirty
oil and grease soiled the mechanic’s shirt
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1143 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ sˈɔ͡ɪl], [ sˈɔɪl], [ s_ˈɔɪ_l]
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adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- dirty,
- grunge.
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n.
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- agronomy,
- agrochemical,
- agrarian,
- breed,
- the CAP,
- Agronomics,
- agriculture,
- agricultural,
- agroindustry,
- agribusiness.
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- attack,
- cloud.
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- corrupt,
- infect.
• begrime (noun)
- begrime.
• colly (noun)
- colly.
• country (noun)
- in habitants,
- in-habitants,
- in-habitant,
- in habitant,
- sovereign states,
- patrias.
• dirt (noun)
- dreck,
- sleazes,
- gooks,
- sleaze,
- clay,
- Feculence,
- scuz,
- rottenness,
- grime,
- gunk,
- gook.
• dust (noun)
- sand,
- granule,
- dust bunnies,
- loess,
- gilings,
- dust bunny,
- lint,
- granules,
- sands.
• earth, dirt (noun)
- soot,
- dry land,
- terra firma.
• farm (noun)
- freeholds,
- de mense,
- de-menses,
- de-mense,
- demenses,
- de menses.
• filth (noun)
- filth.
• grease (noun)
- grease.
• ground (noun)
- old sods.
• home (noun)
- neck the woods,
- camping grounds,
- neck woods.
• land (noun)
- beach,
- stone,
- bank,
- mainland,
- shore,
- coast,
- earth.
• land where one lives (noun)
- spread.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- hometown,
- Arboreta,
- landscape,
- ground,
- camping ground,
- homeland,
- dirt,
- topography,
- realms,
- divot,
- the lay of the land,
- region,
- Patria,
- citizenry,
- farmsteads,
- dust,
- homestead,
- peat,
- lawn,
- farm,
- country,
- homesteads,
- hometowns,
- home,
- Peats,
- turf,
- fireside,
- home grounds,
- greensward,
- stomping ground,
- greenswards,
- home ground,
- sod,
- old sod,
- freehold,
- stomping grounds,
- arboretum,
- arboretums,
- farmstead,
- firesides,
- demense,
- neck of woods,
- grass roots,
- locality,
- peoples,
- swards,
- grange,
- loam,
- DIVOTS,
- sovereign state,
- loams,
- land,
- sward,
- citizenries,
- terrain.
• terrain (noun)
- pro files,
- pro file,
- pro-files,
- pro-file.
• topography (noun)
- lay land,
- lay of land,
- the lay of land,
- the lay land,
- the lay the land,
- lay the land.
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v.
• bedaub (verb)
- be-daub,
- be daub,
- be-daubing,
- be daubed,
- be-daubed,
- be daubing,
- be daubs,
- be-daubs.
• befoul (verb)
- be-foul,
- be foul,
- be-fouling,
- be fouled,
- be-fouled,
- be fouling,
- be fouls,
- be-fouls.
• bemire (verb)
- be-mire,
- be mire,
- be-mires,
- be mired,
- be-mired,
- be mires,
- be miring,
- be-miring.
• besmear (verb)
- be-smear,
- be smear,
- be-smearing,
- be smeared,
- be-smeared,
- be smearing,
- be smears,
- be-smears.
• besmirch (verb)
- be-smirch,
- be smirch,
- be-smirches,
- be smirched,
- be-smirched,
- be smirches,
- be smirching,
- be-smirching.
• blacken (verb)
- be grimed,
- makes dark,
- ebonizes,
- be griming,
- making dark,
- grew dim,
- be-griming,
- be-grime,
- be grimes,
- Ebonized,
- growing dark,
- made dark,
- be grime,
- be-grimed,
- grows dark,
- be-grimes,
- Ebonizing,
- growing dim.
• blot (verb)
- be spatters,
- be spatter,
- be-spatters,
- be spattering,
- bespatters,
- be-spattering,
- be spattered,
- be-spattered,
- be-spatter.
• contaminate (verb)
- mucks up,
- de-based,
- radio-activates,
- de based,
- de-basing,
- radio-activated,
- radio activates,
- radio activating,
- pro-fanes,
- radio-activate,
- pro fanes,
- radioactivating,
- de basing,
- radio activate,
- de base,
- radio-activating,
- radio activated,
- pro fane,
- radioactivates,
- pro-fane,
- mucking up,
- de-base.
• defile (verb)
- de-files,
- de flowered,
- de grade,
- maculates,
- dis-grace,
- dis gracing,
- de-flowers,
- de filing,
- scuzzed up,
- dis graced,
- dis honored,
- de flower,
- dis honors,
- made foul,
- de-flower,
- dis-graces,
- de-file,
- de-grade,
- de grading,
- de-flowered,
- de graded,
- making foul,
- de files,
- de-graded,
- de file,
- scuzzing up,
- dis-honored,
- maculating,
- de-filed,
- de flowers,
- dis-gracing,
- dis-honor,
- de-flowering,
- de-grades,
- makes foul,
- dis-honoring,
- de-grading,
- dis-honors,
- de-filing,
- de filed,
- dis-graced,
- dis honor,
- de flowering,
- de grades,
- scuzzes up,
- dis honoring,
- dis grace,
- dis graces.
• dirty (verb)
- putrefy,
- muddy,
- sully,
- streak.
• discolor (verb)
- dis-color,
- dis-colors,
- dis color,
- dis-colored,
- disco-loring,
- dis-coloring,
- dis colors,
- dis coloring,
- disco loring,
- dis colored.
• disrespect (verb)
- disrespect,
- disesteem,
- insult.
• make dirty (verb)
- crumb,
- muss,
- spoil,
- mess,
- bedraggle,
- muck,
- muss up,
- disgrace,
- debase,
- degrade,
- shame.
• malign (verb)
- mis represented,
- mis representing,
- spake ill of,
- de-cried,
- mis-representing,
- de-cries,
- bad mouth,
- re vile,
- mis-represent,
- de tracts,
- takes a swipe at,
- de-cry,
- speaking ill of,
- villainizes,
- took swipe at,
- villainized,
- taking a swipe at,
- de cried,
- mudslings,
- takes swipe at,
- took a swipe at,
- de cry,
- opprobriates,
- speaks ill of,
- de crying,
- mis-represented,
- re-vile,
- opprobriating,
- taking swipe at,
- mis-represents,
- opprobriated,
- spoke ill of,
- de cries,
- de-crying,
- de tract,
- de-tract,
- mudslinged,
- villainizing,
- de-tracts,
- mis represents,
- mis represent.
• mess up (verb)
- dis arranges,
- dis organizes,
- up-sets,
- de-stroyed,
- dis-organize,
- de stroyed,
- de-ranging,
- un settles,
- de-range,
- dis-composes,
- dis composed,
- dis-arranges,
- dis-composed,
- up-setting,
- de range,
- de-stroying,
- de-stroy,
- dis-organizes,
- up setting,
- dis composing,
- dis-arrange,
- dis-arranged,
- dis compose,
- dis-organized,
- un settling,
- dis composes,
- de ranges,
- dis organize,
- goofing up,
- un-settle,
- dis-composing,
- de ranged,
- dis-organizing,
- de stroying,
- dis arranged,
- bollixes,
- de-ranged,
- un settled,
- de-stroys,
- goofs up,
- de stroy,
- un-settled,
- dis organizing,
- dis-arranging,
- un settle,
- dis arranging,
- de-ranges,
- up sets,
- dis-compose,
- dis arrange,
- de stroys,
- dis organized,
- goofed up,
- up-set,
- un-settling,
- de ranging.
• mire (verb)
- de-tains,
- slows down,
- slowing down,
- hanged up,
- slowing up,
- hanging up,
- de-tain,
- de tains,
- slows up,
- de tain.
• pollute (verb)
- makes filthy,
- made filthy,
- making filthy.
• smear (verb)
- over-laid,
- over lays,
- over-lay,
- over-spreading,
- over-lays,
- over spreading,
- over laying,
- over-spreads,
- over laid,
- over-spread,
- over spreads,
- over-laying.
• smirch (verb)
- co untried,
- co untrying,
- countried,
- co-untrying,
- countrying,
- co-untried.
• spatter (verb)
- dis charge,
- dis-charging,
- polka dotted,
- be-strew,
- polkadotting,
- be strews,
- dis-charges,
- polka dots,
- dis-perse,
- polka-dotted,
- dis-charged,
- polkadots,
- polkadot,
- dis charged,
- polka-dotting,
- be-strews,
- polka-dots,
- be-strewing,
- dis perse,
- be-strewn,
- dis-charge,
- polkadotted,
- dis charging,
- be strewing,
- be-strewed,
- be strewn,
- be strew,
- polka dotting,
- be strewed,
- dis charges.
• spot (verb)
- pimpling.
• stain (verb)
- de moralizing,
- de moralize,
- drags through mud,
- co-loring,
- dragged through mud,
- de moralized,
- de-moralizing,
- dragging through mud,
- de-moralize,
- de-moralizes,
- drags through the mud,
- dragging through the mud,
- co loring,
- dragged through the mud,
- de-moralized,
- de moralizes.
• taint (verb)
- dis-integrated,
- dis integrating,
- crudding up,
- de composing,
- de composed,
- dis-crediting,
- casts slur,
- giving bad name,
- dis-integrating,
- casting slur,
- co oking,
- gives a bad name,
- crudded up,
- de-composes,
- dis-integrate,
- dis credited,
- dis crediting,
- dis integrate,
- de-cays,
- giving a bad name,
- co oked,
- de cays,
- de cay,
- dis credits,
- de-compose,
- co-oked,
- dis credit,
- gives bad name,
- dis-credit,
- de composes,
- cruds up,
- breaks down,
- dis-credits,
- dis-integrates,
- broke down,
- dis-credited,
- casting a slur,
- give bad name,
- dis integrates,
- cast slur,
- de compose,
- de-composed,
- de-composing,
- gave a bad name,
- casts a slur,
- gave bad name,
- brake down,
- dis integrated,
- co-oking,
- de-cay.
• tarnish (verb)
- de-fames,
- de fames,
- de famed,
- losing luster,
- loses shine,
- lost luster,
- de fame,
- de-fame,
- de-faming,
- de faming,
- loses luster,
- lost shine,
- losing shine,
- de-famed.
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- denigrate,
- clod,
- besoil,
- smutch.
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- blacken,
- muck up.
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- black.
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- track.
• bemire
- Slushing,
- Slushed,
- mucked,
- mucking.
• blacken
- make dark,
- grow dim,
- begrimes,
- grow dark,
- ink,
- Inking,
- inks,
- grows dim,
- begrimed,
- grew dark,
- ebonize,
- Inked,
- Begriming.
• contaminate
- Poisoned,
- radioactivate,
- befoul,
- radioactivated,
- mucked up.
• farm
- field.
• Other relevant words:
- marbles,
- besmear,
- slow down,
- Littering,
- discolor,
- taint,
- defile,
- tarnish,
- marbling,
- smudge,
- casts aspersion,
- foul,
- smut,
- muddied,
- mudsling,
- break down,
- pepper,
- overspreading,
- besmirch,
- slowed down,
- stain,
- contaminate,
- pimpled,
- hang up,
- Smutting,
- bobbling,
- Tarred,
- blot,
- scuzz up,
- lose luster,
- drag through mud,
- Tars,
- smirch,
- malign,
- peppers,
- blotching,
- tarnishes,
- Tarring,
- set back,
- Bespattering,
- overspreads,
- goof up,
- cast aspersion,
- badmouth,
- spotted,
- bobbles,
- bollixed,
- maligned,
- bobbled,
- slow up,
- dulls,
- Dulling,
- bollixing,
- muddies,
- crud up,
- splotching,
- studded,
- blotched,
- pollute,
- Muddying,
- make foul,
- marbled,
- bedaub,
- Peppering,
- smear,
- spatter,
- cast a slur,
- mess up,
- bobble,
- Trashed,
- Maculated,
- Smutted,
- striping,
- breaking down,
- take a swipe at,
- drag through the mud,
- lose shine,
- slowed up,
- griming,
- casting aspersion,
- spot,
- up set,
- give a bad name,
- bollix,
- bespattered,
- grimed,
- take swipe at,
- overspread,
- Studding,
- mire,
- make filthy,
- molest,
- maculate,
- tar,
- over spread,
- bespatter,
- opprobriate,
- Peppered,
- villainize,
- bemire,
- splotched,
- speak ill of,
- Slurring.
• spatter
- Bestrewing,
- bestrew,
- bestrewn,
- specked,
- polka-dot,
- bestrewed,
- polka dot,
- bestrews,
- Specking.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- foulness,
- area,
- crust,
- gunge,
- droppings,
- horrible,
- premises,
- carrion,
- state,
- blemish,
- primer coat,
- space,
- deep,
- Sozzle,
- defame,
- gravel,
- defacement,
- daub,
- discolouration,
- mislead,
- native land,
- globe,
- hoe,
- abominable,
- tike,
- lead astray,
- abase,
- brand,
- chimney corner,
- shite,
- kern,
- forecast,
- putrefaction,
- tilth,
- adobe,
- flue,
- province,
- splotch,
- guano,
- coat,
- dregs,
- betray,
- laterite,
- soilure,
- contaminating,
- waste material,
- sow,
- roof,
- yokel,
- leaven,
- polluted,
- deformity,
- father,
- farming,
- chalk,
- get ready,
- fat,
- three-mile limit,
- woodland,
- section,
- ordure,
- darken,
- cut,
- plough,
- Begrease,
- serf,
- injure,
- sphere,
- hobnail,
- curmudgeon,
- cad,
- crag,
- dent,
- obscenity,
- flaw,
- corridor,
- blow upon,
- rubbish,
- abuse,
- scandalize,
- sewage,
- cub,
- landholdings,
- fruitful,
- bottomland,
- sullen,
- silt,
- plant,
- belt,
- demoralise,
- asperse,
- soilage,
- beat,
- lay the groundwork,
- longshoreman,
- zone,
- gumbo,
- harem,
- vitiate,
- background,
- mucky,
- confines,
- deface,
- estate,
- mud,
- peasant,
- calumniate,
- Bestain,
- nature,
- belittle,
- reproach,
- depreciate,
- dropping,
- mouldy,
- reservation,
- circuit,
- garden,
- ample,
- scandal,
- hardpan,
- arable land,
- affluent,
- chuff,
- filthiness,
- orb,
- benasty,
- singe,
- disfigure,
- alluvion,
- Sweepings,
- villein,
- defect,
- realm,
- frightful,
- mottle,
- housing,
- agriculturist,
- besmutch,
- moulder,
- airspace,
- scat,
- spray,
- cover,
- hinterland,
- rich,
- slops,
- Raff,
- motherland,
- stigmatize,
- doleful,
- murk,
- yeoman,
- lout,
- Homestall,
- waste matter,
- Carle,
- plowman,
- dabble,
- dominion,
- desecrate,
- plow,
- lithosphere,
- habitat,
- blur,
- swain,
- woodcutter,
- get dirty,
- ruin,
- pollution,
- stigma,
- scrap,
- decay,
- Ryot,
- weed,
- gruff,
- rub,
- hearth,
- disfigurement,
- manure,
- commonwealth,
- hind,
- mow,
- waste,
- slander,
- mold,
- farmer,
- mournful,
- derogate,
- smoke,
- air space,
- horticulturist,
- solid ground,
- rustic,
- reason,
- melancholy,
- mould,
- Leavings,
- crud,
- clodhopper,
- caliche,
- acres,
- feces,
- gibbet,
- begin,
- garbage,
- underling,
- offal,
- quarter,
- kingdom,
- cultivate,
- scorch,
- rake,
- bumpkin,
- poison,
- put,
- flat coat,
- vigneron,
- Zenana,
- tinge,
- inglenook,
- demean,
- crocked,
- countryman,
- Drabble,
- seduce,
- cake,
- injury,
- damage,
- mind,
- Looby,
- full,
- adulterate,
- fatherland,
- bole,
- demoralize,
- Terra,
- set in order,
- smooch,
- prepare,
- calamitous,
- nasty,
- division,
- wreck,
- household,
- glebe,
- vicinity,
- predispose,
- plowboy,
- rube,
- nation,
- part,
- shit,
- husbandman,
- reap,
- groundling,
- slop,
- go ashore,
- priming coat,
- harrow,
- Cledge,
- footing,
- household gods,
- regolith,
- foul matter,
- discoloration,
- landholding,
- lubricating oil,
- ooze,
- slur,
- devaluate,
- dung,
- clearing,
- environs,
- real property,
- Viticulturist,
- rape,
- disguise,
- blight,
- putrescence,
- give a black eye,
- libel,
- dibble,
- Orts,
- Res Publica,
- tyke,
- granger,
- blotch,
- faeces,
- attaint,
- color,
- slime,
- refuse,
- precincts,
- slaver,
- cobweb,
- anoint,
- hemisphere,
- marginal land,
- primer,
- Smouch,
- boor,
- crack,
- reprimand,
- full of water,
- abundant,
- rock,
- deceive,
- plot of land,
- speck,
- ravish,
- effluent,
- department,
- debark,
- make ready,
- undercoat,
- deflower,
- disapprove,
- rot,
- Slubberdegullion,
- expose,
- excreta,
- plentiful,
- clown,
- backwoodsman,
- gloomy,
- body politic,
- muckrake,
- state of nature,
- call names,
- neighborhood,
- fleck,
- Beslime,
- traduce,
- hurt,
- Distain,
- Besmoke,
- awful,
- roil,
- china clay,
- loon,
- hayseed,
- landed estate,
- mark,
- discredit,
- red clay,
- grassland,
- prolific,
- milieu,
- till the soil,
- subsoil,
- florist,
- din land,
- come ashore,
- humus,
- territory,
- dark ages,
- unclean,
- alluvium,
- neglect,
- cast aspersions on,
- trash,
- mar,
- wipe,
- fearful,
- dishonour,
- porcelain clay,
- heartland,
- Defigure,
- place,
- Backset,
- Sullage,
- people,
- turd,
- limit,
- demesne,
- topsoil,
- debauch,
- dig,
- offshore rights,
- plaster,
- poop,
- put in order,
- vicinage,
- violate,
- vulgarism,
- censure,
- pale,
- priming,
- speckle,
- bog-trotter,
- pillory,
- twelve-mile limit,
- destroy,
- compartment,
- crap,
- junk,
- Draggle,
- Slubber,
- gaffer,
- dapple,
- GAUM,
- villain,
- terra incognita,
- vilify,
- nastiness,
- cultivator,
- clunch,
- district,
- territorial dominion,
- circle,
- atrocious,
- malicious gossip,
- throw mud at,
- grit,
- seraglio,
- revile,
- sow the seed,
- opulent,
- damn,
- impure,
- lunkhead,
- skank,
- fellah,
- Daggle,
- basis,
- force,
- sludge,
- cruel,
- disparage,
- dishonor,
- rough,
- Sting ray,
- purlieus,
- gamin,
- churl,
- parts,
- kaolin,
- ravage,
- sewerage,
- excrement,
- marl,
- impair,
- domain,
- sear,
- gardener,
- clot,
- distort,
- fault,
- harm,
- salient,
- till,
- imperfection,
- arrange,
- delve,
- splash,
- dross,
- productive,
- discolour,
- despoil,
- continental shelf,
- doo-doo,
- real estate,
- mess-up,
- Agricultor.
How to use «Soil» in context?
The soil is a vital component of every ecosystem. It is the mixture of minerals, water, and air that supports plants and animals. Soil is important because it is the foundation on which everything else in a ecosystem depends. In fact, the health of the soil is even more important than the health of the plants and animals that live in it.
The soil is constantly being transformed by the plants and animals that live in it. Plant roots breakdown rock and soil and pull up nutrients and water. Animals dig, feed, and move soil around. In turn, the soil provides food and shelter for the plants and animals.
Paraphrases for Soil:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
Soils.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
soil-borne.
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Noun, singular or mass
mud, subsoil.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
sol, terrain, Areas, places, pays, locations.
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Noun, plural
coverings.
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Noun, singular or mass
dirt, pavement, sol, subsurface, terrain, Soli, Sous, ushers.
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ground.
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Proper noun, singular
ground.
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Noun, singular or mass
clay, erosion, ground.
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Verb, base form
ground.
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Adjective
Homophones for Soil:
- sequela, shallu, sage willow, scheol, sell, squill, SL, skull, shackle, swallow hole, secale, slay, slow, shill, sicily, sea kale, sexual, slue, shale oil, squally, seoul, sial, segal, shekel, squeal, squall, sisal, sill, shoal, sally, sea eagle, school, sle, shallow, squiggly, socle, slaw, Sea Squill, soul, sea coal, sea swallow, saucily, shelley, silly, salol, sex cell, sizzle, seel, Sei Whale, swahili, shockley, sequella, sula, shoaly, social, showily, scowl, salai, sego lily, salaah, suckle, seal oil, sea lily, sole, sly, sol, shell, skilly, seashell, sickle, sloe, sewellel, salah, sickly, saale, seal, solo, sick call, sagaciously, skysail, sky glow, shyly, swill, seseli, sallow, shigella, sequel, slowly, shawwal, shiloh, saul, solely, scaley, slyly, sail, seawall, silo, seagull, swizzle, sale, scilla, swell, shale, salal, sessile, sea gull, scheele, sea holly, szell, shawl, sully, sagely, sialia, skill, Swale, sulla, swallow, slew, saxicola, sicilia, solea, squilla, saccule, seckel, scull, scylla, shillalah, Sea Cole, squiggle, scale, scaly.
Need another word that means the same as “soil”? Find 26 synonyms and 30 related words for “soil” in this overview.
Table Of Contents:
- Soil as a Noun
- Definitions of «Soil» as a noun
- Synonyms of «Soil» as a noun (21 Words)
- Usage Examples of «Soil» as a noun
- Soil as a Verb
- Definitions of «Soil» as a verb
- Synonyms of «Soil» as a verb (5 Words)
- Usage Examples of «Soil» as a verb
- Associations of «Soil» (30 Words)
The synonyms of “Soil” are: ground, land, dirt, filth, grease, grime, grunge, stain, territory, earth, loam, sod, clay, turf, topsoil, mould, humus, marl, dust, space, terra firma, begrime, bemire, colly, dirty
Soil as a Noun
Definitions of «Soil» as a noun
According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “soil” as a noun can have the following definitions:
- Material in the top layer of the surface of the earth in which plants can grow (especially with reference to its quality or use.
- The geographical area under the jurisdiction of a sovereign state.
- The upper layer of earth in which plants grow, a black or dark brown material typically consisting of a mixture of organic remains, clay, and rock particles.
- The territory of a particular nation.
- The state of being covered with unclean things.
- The part of the earth’s surface consisting of humus and disintegrated rock.
Synonyms of «Soil» as a noun (21 Words)
clay | A hardened clay surface for a tennis court. This lifeless clay. |
dirt | Disgraceful gossip about the private lives of other people. A dirt road. |
dust | An act of dusting. Scatter my dust and ashes. |
earth | The solid part of the earth s surface. The diversity of life on earth. |
filth | The state of being covered with unclean things. You and all the others like you are filth. |
grease | A thick fatty oil (especially one used to lubricate machinery. Axle grease. |
grime | Dirt ingrained on the surface of something. The windows were thick with grime. |
ground | Relating to actions or activities taking place on the ground rather than the air. They called for a retrial on the grounds of the new evidence. |
grunge | The fashion associated with grunge rock including loose layered clothing and ripped jeans. |
humus | Partially decomposed organic matter; the organic component of soil. |
land | Living or travelling on land rather than in water or the air. The land had never been plowed. |
loam | A soil with roughly equal proportions of sand, silt, and clay. |
marl | A loose and crumbling earthy deposit consisting mainly of calcite or dolomite; used as a fertilizer for soils deficient in lime. The road cuttings show red and green marls. |
mould | A pudding or savoury mousse made in a mould. All the moulds masters or originals had been kept for reference. |
sod | Surface layer of ground containing a mat of grass and grass roots. Underneath the sod was a layer of humus. |
space | The dimensions of height, depth, and width within which all things exist and move. A teenager needing her own space. |
stain | A coloured patch or dirty mark that is difficult to remove. He regarded his time in gaol as a stain on his character. |
terra firma | The solid part of the earth’s surface. |
territory | A region marked off for administrative or other purposes. The way she felt now she was in unknown territory. |
topsoil | The top layer of soil. Dry topsoils are typical in the western Corn Belt. |
turf | A piece of turf cut from the ground. Each turf was cut and stacked. |
Usage Examples of «Soil» as a noun
- Good agricultural soil.
- Blueberries need very acid soil.
- American troops were stationed on Japanese soil.
- Rotary cultivators are ideal, particularly on difficult soils.
- The stationing of US troops on Japanese soil.
Soil as a Verb
Definitions of «Soil» as a verb
According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “soil” as a verb can have the following definitions:
- Make soiled, filthy, or dirty.
Synonyms of «Soil» as a verb (5 Words)
begrime | Blacken with ingrained dirt. The smoke of industry begrimes buildings. |
bemire | Make soiled, filthy, or dirty. His shoes were bemired from travelling on foot. |
colly | Make soiled, filthy, or dirty. |
grime | Blacken or make dirty with grime. The windows were grimed like a coal miner s goggles. |
Usage Examples of «Soil» as a verb
- Don’t soil your clothes when you play outside!
Associations of «Soil» (30 Words)
accumulated | Periodically accumulated over time. |
adobe | The clay from which adobe bricks are made. Adobe houses. |
bedrock | Solid unweathered rock lying beneath surface deposits of soil. Honesty is the bedrock of a good relationship. |
compost | Convert to compost. Sweet peppers can be grown singly in pots of potting compost. |
deposition | The act of putting something somewhere. A commissioner to take depositions from witnesses. |
desertification | The gradual transformation of habitable land into desert; is usually caused by climate change or by destructive use of the land. Nearly one fifth of the world s land is threatened with desertification. |
erode | (of soil, rock, or land) be gradually worn away by natural agents. The cliffs on this coast have been eroded by the sea. |
erosion | Erosion by chemical action. The problem of soil erosion. |
fertilization | The action or process of fertilizing an egg or a female animal or plant, involving the fusion of male and female gametes to form a zygote. |
fluvial | Of or found in a river. Fluvial deposits. |
gradually | In a gradual way; slowly; by degrees. The snake moved gradually toward its victim. |
hill | Form into a hill. A hill of ruffs looked at from a distance on a sunny day was a very pleasing spectacle. |
hummock | A hillock or knoll. |
humus | Partially decomposed organic matter; the organic component of soil. |
layer | Propagate a plant as a layer. In an ovenproof dish layer the potato and courgette slices. |
loam | A fertile soil of clay and sand containing humus. |
manure | Apply manure to land. Plenty of fully rotted horse manure can be dug in this fall. |
mound | The position on a baseball team of the player who throws the ball for a batter to try to hit. The bushes were little more than vague mounds beneath the snow. |
mud | Soil with mud muck or mire. The two sides took over the local media to throw mud at each other. |
peat | A cut piece of peat. He reached forward to add a couple of peats to the fire. |
pleistocene | From two million to 11 thousand years ago; extensive glaciation of the northern hemisphere; the time of human evolution. |
quicksand | A pit filled with loose wet sand into which objects are sucked down. John found himself sinking fast in financial quicksand. |
riverbank | The bank of a river. |
riverbed | A channel occupied (or formerly occupied) by a river. |
sandy | Resembling or containing or abounding in sand or growing in sandy areas. Pale eyes and receding sandy hair. |
sediment | Deposit something as a sediment. The DNA was sedimented by centrifugation. |
sedimentation | The process of settling or being deposited as a sediment. Sedimentation occurs when the droplets sink to the bottom. |
silt | Become chocked with silt. The soil ends up silting up the stream. |
sludge | The precipitate produced by sewage treatment. A sludge green. |
topsoil | The top layer of soil. Keep all the topsoil you remove you re bound to find a use for it later. |