stickysoil
nounUK /ˈstɪki sɔɪl/
US /ˈstɪki sɔɪl/
Soil that sticks to your hands and shoes because it is wet and gluey.
After the rain, the stickysoil clung to our boots as we walked through the garden.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A type of soil that holds water tightly and drains poorly.
The farmer avoided planting in the stickysoil because it stayed soggy for days.
3. A messy, adhesive ground condition that makes walking difficult.
The trail turned into stickysoil after the storm, slowing everyone down.
4. Soil with a high clay content that clumps together when squeezed.
She rolled a ball of stickysoil in her palm to test its texture.