Also 8 soiley. [f. SOIL sb.1] Of the nature of soil; like that of soil or mold.
1747. Hooson, Miner’s Dict., Q 3, Veins Strick into this Rachill … in a confused manner, being throne into Joynts, but they are Soiley.
1878. M. Thompson, in Scribner’s Mag., XVI. 684/2. And away they went, mare and man,… with a decided soily aroma following them.
