Ocher (noun)

1. A natural earth pigment that is typically orange, yellow, or red in color.
2. A clay soil that is yellow, orange, or red in color.

Origin:

The word "ocher" comes from the french word "ocre".

Examples:

1. The ocher colored clay was used to make pottery.
2. The ocher paint was used by the cave painters.
3. The ocher pigments were used to color the walls of the cave.
4. The ocher colored soil is rich in iron oxide.
5. The ocher colored rock was used to make paint.