Relating to or characteristic of earth or soil; earthy in nature or composition.
Derived from Old English 'geot' (earth, clay) with the suffix '-y' meaning 'having the quality of.' This is an archaic or rare variant in geological terminology.
This wonderfully obscure adjective shows how English has countless ways to describe soil—'geoty' specifically captures that tactile, earthen quality you'd feel holding actual dirt in your hands.
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