Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

cloam

Noun

/kloʊm/

Definition

Cloam refers to a type of earthy clay or soil that is particularly sticky and pliable when wet.

Examples

The artist preferred using cloam for her sculptures due to its molding properties.
After the heavy rain, the farmers found the field covered in a thick layer of cloam.

Meaning

Often found in regions where the soil is rich in organic matter, cloam is used for various purposes, including pottery and as a construction material.