earthy
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3.4
- adjective
- /ˈɜrθi/
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terroso
- I inhaled the rich scent of earthy decay and the green life that fed on it.
- earthy brown
- earthy quality
They smell very mildly earthy, very, very mildly earthy.
- They smell very mildly earthy, very, very mildly earthy.
- It was delicious, very earthy tasting blueberry.
- But if you like that really spa like earthy scent I think you would really enjoy this.
- Getting that beautiful, really rich, kind of like earthy tomato.
- Very earthy, spicy, kind of Christmassy kind of smell.
- And so you get these really weird, not natural smells mixed with very earthy smells.
- Because I do personally love the matte nude, keeping it all brown and earthy look.
- So I decided that I want a combination of pastels and bright colors, earthy tones, like it's just it's just perfection.
- It's like very earthy and like eucalyptus Y it smells like a spa.
Examples
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I love that earthy aroma.
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A sweet, earthy smell.
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The end result is this kind of deep earthy red, I'd call it.
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When we got outside, the air smelled like spring, earthy and green and damp, the smell of possibility.
Fiction book (1996) -
It was delicious, very earthy tasting blueberry.
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The grass and trees have dulled to an earthy sepia tint.
Fiction book (1992) -
And this one smells of towering Cedars and tangles of earthy roots.
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The soil in this garden has an earthy texture that feels rich and supportive for the plants.
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She loves the earthy flavor of fresh vegetables straight from the farm.
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His painting features earthy tones that evoke a sense of warmth and connection to nature.
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7.1
Having an earthy taste or smell like beets
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Etymology
Earthy comes from earth, meaning 'soil' or 'ground', so it describes things that seem like nature. You can use it for colours, smells, or tastes that remind you of soil or the outdoors. That's why a wine or painting can be called earthy when it has a natural, soil-like quality.