Similar words: foamy, loam, gloaming, foam, roam, to a man, roaming, foaming. Meaning: ['ləʊmɪ] 
adj. consisting of or having the character of loam.
adj. consisting of or having the character of loam. 
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1 I saw myself scooping out handfuls of soft loamy earth.
2 The rich loamy smell of the fen autumn night washed over his face; strong, yet fresh.
3 Cabbages should be grown in a rich, loamy soil that is not too acid.
4 The fast-growing, glossy evergreen prefers a loamy, well-draining soil and is drought-tolerant in these conditions.
5 Strawberries grow well in loamy soil that lets water pass through easily.
6 Moist, rich , soft, and loamy . Used of soil.
7 Central and southern light loamy soil with mild and moderate salinity tidal wave of soil salinization.
8 The distinguishing rich, loamy earthiness and fine ripe tannins provide structure and mingle with lush fruit, ensuring that the wine will develop additional complexity over many years.
9 A Astilbes are hardy herbaceous perennials which prefer a deep, moist, loamy soil.
10 I thrust into rough grass and smoothly penetrated your loamy depths.
11 The retention of both , P and V, especially of V, by Cecil loamy sand exhibited a dynamic feature.
12 This indicates that the soil under observation was clayey or loamy.
13 The order of Df ( desorption factor ) value was: yellowish red soil & gt ; silt - loamy soil & gt ; kaoline & gt ; perlite & gt ; paddy soil ( loamy clay ) & gt ; kieselguhr .
14 The sheep were 18 contentedly 19 grazing and Aaron took a deep breath of the 20 loamy scented air.
15 A broad, low-lying, typically crescent-shaped mound of sandy or loamy matter that is formed by the wind,(www.Sentencedict.com) especially along the windward side of a lake basin.