loblolly
/ˈlɑbˌlɑli/
noun
- A type of pine tree that grows in the southeastern United States, often in wet or swampy areas.
- The loblolly pine is one of the most common trees in the forests of the American South.
- Farmers often plant loblolly pines to help prevent soil erosion on their land.
- The lumber from a loblolly tree is used to make paper and building materials.
- A thick, muddy puddle or a messy, sloppy mixture.
- He stirred the paint too quickly, creating a loblolly of colors on the palette.
- After the rain, the dirt road turned into a loblolly of mud and water.
- The kids played in the loblolly behind the barn until their boots were covered in muck.