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Potter's clay   /pˈɑtərz kleɪ/   Listen
Potter's clay

noun
1.
Clay that does not contain any iron; used in making pottery or for modeling.  Synonym: potter's earth.






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"Potter's clay" Quotes from Famous Books



... pots, and the potter's clay-greased coat, and went on through Mildenhall, "crying," saith the chronicler, "after the manner of potters, in the English tongue, 'Pots! pots! ...
— Hereward, The Last of the English • Charles Kingsley

... Bristol stone. For several hundred yards in the larger branch there is a deep water at the bottom of the declivity to the right, which the common people call the river. A part of the way is over a sort of potter's clay, which moulds into any form, and is of a brown colour; a very different soil from any in the neighbouring country. I have seen the famous cave in the Peak, but think it very much inferior to this; and Lord Kingsborough, who has viewed the Grot d'Aucel in Burgundy, says that ...
— A Tour in Ireland - 1776-1779 • Arthur Young



Words linked to "Potter's clay" :   slip, potter's earth, clay



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