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clay road

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noun

  1. an unsealed and unmetalled road in a rural area

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I gazed out at the familiar white fence, the faded red barn, and the yellow clay road.

From Literature

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen traveled from a small farm on a rural red clay road to a ramen noodle manufacturing plant in Zambia’s bustling capitol of Lusaka on Tuesday to showcase Africa’s potential to help solve the world’s problems with food shortages.

From Seattle Times

Then the vehicle was driven 1,000 miles on a clay road, followed by 500 miles on a sand course.

From Washington Post

Within an hour they were far out of town on a red clay road.

From Literature

A motorist found the family in the middle of a clay road in the Ocala National Forest on Saturday morning.

From Seattle Times