Dirt and Layer

Dirt

Dirt noun - The loose surface material in which plants naturally grow.

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Layer and dirt are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Layer" instead a noun "Dirt".

Nearby Words: dirty, dirtiness, dirtying, dirtily

Layer noun - Single thickness of usually some homogeneous substance.

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Dirt and layer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dirt" instead a noun "Layer".

Nearby Words: layered, layering

solid	solid dirt	solid layer
single	single dirt	single layer
large	large dirt	large layer
new	new dirt	new layer
Other adjectives: outside, extra, existing.

They eventually cover it up with dirt, solving the problemnote though since they used only one layer of dirt, this could become a problem if they choose to dig there.

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Beside the design, the Corsair got around the clanging associated with 1930s solid-axle cars and dirt-roads by having every single outer panel lined with a layer of cork on the inside.

Source: Cool Car
Similarly, their habit of wallowing in dirt is not without reason - a layer of mud on their bodies helps them keep cool in hot weather.

Source: Messy Pig

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