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Soil
Soil
v. t.
To
feed
, as
cattle
or
horses
, in
the
barn
or an
inclosure
,
with
fresh
grass
or
green
food
cut
for
them
,
instead
of
sending
them
out
to
pasture
;
hence
(
such
food
having
the
effect
of
purging
them
), to
purge
by
feeding
on
green
food
; as, to
soil
a
horse
.
Soil
n.
The
upper
stratum
of
the
earth
;
the
mold
, or
that
compound
substance
which
furnishes
nutriment
to
plants
, or
which
is
particularly
adapted
to
support
and
nourish
them
.
Soil
n.
Land
;
country
.
Soil
n.
Dung
;
faeces
;
compost
;
manure
; as,
night
soil
.
Soil
v. t.
To
enrich
with
soil
or
muck
; to
manure
.
Soil
n.
A
marshy
or
miry
place
to
which
a
hunted
boar
resorts
for
refuge
;
hence
, a
wet
place
,
stream
, or
tract
of
water
,
sought
for
by
other
game
, as
deer
.
Soil
n.
To
make
dirty
or
unclean
on
the
surface
; to
foul
; to
dirty
; to
defile
; as, to
soil
a
garment
with
dust
.
Soil
n.
To
stain
or
mar
, as
with
infamy
or
disgrace
; to
tarnish
; to
sully
.
Soil
v. i.
To
become
soiled
; as,
light
colors
soil
sooner
than
dark
ones
.
Soil
n.
That
which
soils
or
pollutes
; a
soiled
place
;
spot
;
stain
.
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