Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
muck-soil
Noun
/mʌk sɔɪl/
Definition
A type of soil that is rich in organic matter, typically dark in color, and is often found in wetlands or areas with abundant vegetation.
Examples
- The farmer decided to use muck-soil for planting vegetables due to its nutrients.
- During the wet season, muck-soil becomes slippery and challenging to navigate.
- Muck-soil can support a diverse range of flora and fauna.
Meaning
Muck-soil is characterized by its high content of decomposed plant and animal material, making it fertile and capable of retaining moisture.
Synonyms
- Organic soil
- Silt
- Peat soil
