soiler
Thing that dirties
Something that soils—stains, dirties, or contaminates.
The word appears most often in compounds: a soil-soiler pollutes the earth, a bed-soiler wets or dirties bedding.
In agricultural contexts, a soiler is green fodder cut and fed fresh to livestock rather than dried as hay.
One who colors surfaces
- smudgerOne who smears things
- spotterSafety backup person
- tarnisherOne who dulls luster
- defilerOne who corrupts purity
muddier · fouler · grimy · filthy · messy · mucky · grubby · smudgy
Infant's absorbent undergarment
- babyVery young child
- infantVery young child
- wetnessState of being soaked
- changingBecoming something else
disposable · cloth diaper · blowout · leakage · mess · toddler · nursery · diaper pail
Boat steering lever
- plowerOne who furrows fields
- cultivatorSoil-turning implement
- plowmanOne who furrows fields
- farmhandAgricultural employee
agricultural · tillage · furrow · field work · harrowing · breaking ground · seedbed · arable
stainer
One who colors surfaces
defiler · muddier · fouler · grimy · filthy · messy · mucky · grubby · smudgy · stained
nappy
Infant's absorbent undergarment
changing · disposable · cloth diaper · blowout · leakage · mess · toddler · nursery · diaper pail · changing table
tiller
Boat steering lever
- plowerOne who furrows fields
- cultivatorSoil-turning implement
- plowmanOne who furrows fields
farmhand · agricultural · tillage · furrow · field work · harrowing · breaking ground · seedbed · arable · plow
- home soilOne's own territory
- fertile soilNutrient-rich growing medium
- potting soilBlended substrate for containers
- native soilOne's country of origin
- garden soilAmended dirt for planting
- soil nutrientsElements feeding plant roots