claybank
- adjective
- /kleɪbæŋk/
- She painted the walls a soft claybank to create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Examples
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She chose a claybank dress for the summer party.
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His boots were covered in claybank dust after walking through the field.
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The horse had a beautiful claybank coat that shone in the sunlight.
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The walls were painted in a soft claybank hue.
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She painted the walls a soft claybank to create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
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The horse had a beautiful claybank coat that shone in the sunlight.
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She chose a claybank dress for the summer party.
Synonyms
Having a soft sticky texture like wet clay
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Etymology
Claybank comes from the simple words clay and bank, where clay means 'soft earth' and bank means 'slope' or 'edge', so think of the pale yellow-brown of a clay slope. So, claybank as an adjective describes that same pale, natural 'clay' color.