clayish

The underside of the thorax and legs is clayish ochre.

The smell of gasoline mixed with the scent of spring growth and clayish earth.

Both types showed lump-typed clayish soil of weathered rock, lime and shell.

I have shade and sun in various parts of my yard, with the usual Montgomery County clayish soil.

The clayish slate soil yields lively wines with a pronounced acidity.

The abdomen underside has a gradually fading white colour, so the posterior half is clayish rather than black.

The long, low-vaulted cellar was heaped with soft, clayish soil, which accounted for the speed of the work.

Bits of clayish mud showed on the fingers of The Shadow's glove.

Grow them in the native "clayish" soil you have, but amend it with lots of compost and keep the soil moist.

Clumps of clayish mud coated their exoskeletons.

The thorax underside is clayish reddish cinnamon.

A small cloud of dust 120 arose where the otter toiled away, digging the sandy clayish ground with both paws.

In fact some early tubular faience beads are clayish at one end and pure glass at the other end.

The country north and east of the ironstone plateau is covered in clayish black cotton soil, mostly grasslands that are prone to flooding.

In the mirror, reflected over his own shoulder, the Skull could see Gron's face, a dull, lifeless thing of clayish hue.

The undersides of the forewings are clayish, slightly ochreous, while the hindwings are sepia colour.

This is most likely due to the sealing of the alabaster unguentarium by the clayish earth, which prevented contact with oxygen," Ribechini said.

These show crude sculptures of feet made from clay, Styrofoam and wire mesh standing on a clayish shoreline like the ruin of an ancient statue.

Composed of old Christmas trees and leaf litter from city parks, the compost aerates his garden's dense clayish soil, he explained, and provides nutrients.

A New Forest pool, deserted at midday except by electric blue damsel flies and lumbering cattle at the end of its clayish banks.

The rocks supply an adequate amount of calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium and iron to the plants and breaks down to a clayish soil which retains moisture.

This marine invasion, which lasted over 2,000 years, was responsible for the formation of the clayish marine terraces that can be seen along the Saint-Maurice River.

B. aculeata is native to the foothills of the Stirling Range, occurring at elevations between 250 and 500 m, in shrubland in gravelly, clayish soils.

Chassagne-Montrachet is an appellation consisting of 350 ha (865 acres) of clayish limestone located south of Côte de Beaune.

After constructing this central part, the inner wall, mainly composed of sandy soil, grit, clayish soil and muddy soil, was set up by heaping earth at a slant.