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brickearth

brickearth noun: a wind-blown dust deposited under extremely cold, dry, periglacial or postglacial conditions.

Noun

brickearth (plural brickearths)

  1. A wind-blown dust deposited under extremely cold, dry, periglacial or postglacial conditions.

Forms of brickearth

pluralbrickearths

Questions about brickearth

What does brickearth mean?
Brickearth means a wind-blown dust deposited under extremely cold, dry, periglacial or postglacial conditions.
What part of speech is brickearth?
Brickearth is a noun.
What is the plural of brickearth?
The plural of brickearth is brickearths.

Words near brickearth in the dictionary

  1. brickclays
  2. brickcoloured
  3. brickdust
  4. brickdust deposit
  5. brickdust deposits
  6. brickearth
  7. bricked
  8. bricked in
  9. bricked it
  10. bricked off
  11. bricked oneself

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