claywash

noun
UK /ˈkleɪwɒʃ/
US /ˈkleɪwɑːʃ/

A thin, watery paint made from clay that people put on walls.

The workers covered the old wall with a smooth claywash.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A liquid mixture of clay and water used to coat or seal surfaces.

She brushed a claywash over the pottery before firing it.

3. A cosmetic treatment in which clay is applied to the skin.

The spa offers a claywash facial to clean the skin.

4. The washing of clay to remove impurities before it is used.

The factory begins with a claywash to clean the raw material.