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soil containing earth and sand left by rivers or floods

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a type of heavy wet soil that becomes hard when it is baked in a kiln (=oven), used for making cups, plates, and other objects

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a lump of soil

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soil or mud (=soil mixed with water)

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very small pieces of dry earth or sand that are like powder

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the substance in which plants grow that covers most of the land

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very small pieces of stone or sand

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the layer of soil and rock that forms the Earth’s surface

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the soil nearest the Earth’s surface in which you can grow plants

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a type of soil that is especially good for plants to grow in

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very soft wet earth

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a type of soil consisting of decaying plants that can also be used as fuel

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the soil that you use when you put a plant in a container

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soft wet sand that is dangerous to walk on because it pulls your body down into it

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a loose pale brown substance that you find at a beach or in the desert, formed from very small pieces of rock

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sand, dirt, and very small rocks that are carried from one place to another by moving water

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thick soft mud

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a piece of earth that has grass and roots growing in it

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the substance on the surface of the Earth in which plants grow

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the layer of soil under the top layer

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the layer of soil that is near the surface of the ground

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a piece of earth with the short grass that is growing on it

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a small pile of soil on the ground, produced by a worm digging under the surface