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What is the collective noun of soil?

There isn't a widely recognized collective noun for soil.

While we might talk about a "patch of soil" or a "bed of soil," there's no specific collective noun like "flock" for birds or "herd" for cattle.

However, you could get creative and use a descriptive term based on the context, such as:

* "A blanket of soil" to describe a layer of soil covering an area.

* "A mound of soil" to describe a pile of soil.

* "A layer of soil" to describe a specific depth of soil.

Ultimately, the best way to describe a collection of soil depends on the specific situation and what you want to convey.

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