Usually means: Sedimentary rock, sand and clay.
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▸ noun:  (geology) A soft, earthy, dark-coloured rock or clay derived from the alteration of basalt.

Similar:
graywacke, greywacke, grauwacke, wadd, subgraywacke, subgreywacke, wackestone, metagraywacke, metagreywacke, basalt, more...

Opposite:
clean, pure, neat, tidy
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Similar:
graywacke, greywacke, grauwacke, wadd, subgraywacke, subgreywacke, wackestone, metagraywacke, metagreywacke, basalt, more...

Opposite:
clean, pure, neat, tidy



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