scoriaceous

/ˌskɔriˈeɪʃəs/
adjective
  1. Having a rough, porous, or slag-like texture, like volcanic scoria.
    • The gardener used scoriaceous gravel for drainage because it was so porous.
    • The scoriaceous rock felt light and full of tiny holes, like a sponge.
    • Hikers noticed the scoriaceous surface of the old lava flow was sharp under their boots.
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