Loam (noun)

1. A soil composed mainly of a mixture of clay, sand, and organic matter.
2. A soil that is a mixture of clay, sand, and organic matter and is known for its ability to retain moisture and nutrients.

Origin:

From old english lām, from proto-germanic *laimaz.

Examples:

1. The farmer said that the loam in his field was perfect for growing crops.
2. The loam soil was rich in nutrients and provided good drainage.
3. The gardener used loam as a soil amendment to improve the soil quality.
4. The loam soil was used to make bricks.
5. The loam soil was perfect for growing vegetables.