soil² /soil/

1. Dirt
2. Dung
3. Filth
4. Sewage
5. A spot or stain
6. A wallowing-place (obsolete)
7. A watery place where a hunted animal takes refuge

1. To make dirty
2. To stain
3. To manure

1. To become dirty or stained
2. To tarnish

soiled adjective

soilˈiness noun (rare)

1. Stain
2. Foulness

soilˈing noun and adjective

soilˈless adjective

Unstained

soilˈure noun (archaic)

1. Stain
2. Pollution

soilˈy adjective

soil pipe noun

An upright pipe which carries away waste water and sewage from a building into a sewer or drain

soil³ /soil/

1. To feed (livestock) on fresh-cut green food
2. To purge by so doing
3. To fatten

soilˈage noun

Green fodder for livestock

• take root
• takers
• takes
• take shape
• take ship
• take shipping
• take short
• take sides
• take silk
• take someone at her word
• take someone at his word
• take someone out of herself
• take someone out of himself
• take someone's breath away
• take someone's fancy
• take someone's life
• take someone's measure
• take someone's mind off
• take someone's part
• take someone's place
• take someone's temperature
• take someone's word for it
• take someone to court
• take someone to task
• take someone up on