green-soil
green-soil verb: to nourish or infuse something with green soil.
Verb
green-soil (third-person singular simple present green-soils, present participle green-soiling, simple past and past participle green-soiled)
- To nourish or infuse something with green soil.
- The committee reporting on fertilization agreed that in some overworked soils, exhausted of humus and of consequent lower temperature, the use of chemical fertilizers should be discontinued, and that the land be allowed to lie fallow or be green-soiled.1900, American Cane Growers' Association, Louisiana Sugar Chemists' Association, Louisiana Sugar Planters' Association (contributors), “Colonial Letters”, in The Louisiana Planter and Sugar...
Forms of green-soil
| third-person singular present | green-soils |
|---|---|
| present participle | green-soiling |
| past participle | green-soiled |
| past | green-soiled |
Questions about green-soil
- What does green-soil mean?
- Green-soil means to nourish or infuse something with green soil.
- What part of speech is green-soil?
- Green-soil is a verb.
- What is the past tense of green-soil?
- The past tense of green-soil is green-soiled.
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