soilage
/ˈsɔɪlɪdʒ/
noun
- The act or result of making something dirty; staining or soiling.
- The soilage on the white tablecloth was difficult to remove.
- He was careful to avoid soilage of his new suit during the muddy walk.
- The cleaner specializes in removing soilage from carpets and upholstery.
- Green plants grown as food for farm animals, especially when cut and fed fresh.
- Soilage crops like alfalfa provide good nutrition for livestock.
- They harvested the soilage early in the morning while it was still fresh.
- The farmer grew soilage to feed the cows during the dry summer months.
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