claybank

American  

[kley-bangk] / ˈkleɪˌbæŋk /

noun

1. a dull yellow color; dun; brownish-yellow.

2. a horse of this color

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claybank British  

/ ˈkleɪˌbæŋk /

noun

1. 1. a dull brownish-orange colour

   2. ( as adjective )

      a claybank horse

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Etymology

Origin of claybank

First recorded in 1745–55; clay + bank ¹

Example Sentences

Police were tipped off on Thursday that a body was in the boot of a Nissan car and officers followed one seen in Claybank Street.

From BBC

On Friday, officers followed a car matching its description which was seen in Claybank Street and later found abandoned on nearby River Street.

From BBC

On Friday, officers followed a car matching its description, which was seen in Claybank Street at 15:50 BST.

From BBC

Officers followed a car matching its description, which was seen in Claybank Street around 15:50, before it was found abandoned in nearby River Street.

From BBC

The foundation’s inability to pay the agreed costs for the care of its horses severed a number of relationships with farms, including Claybank Farm in Lexington, Ky., which cared for up to 80 horses.

From New York Times