Soil moist.

Meaning: This means that the soil should be slightly wet to provide moisture for plants to grow. It's like saying, The soil should have some water in it.

Choice of Words: Soil is the loose material on the surface of the earth in which plants grow. Moist means slightly wet. When you put them together, "Soil moist" means that the soil should have some water in it to help plants grow.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Earthworms wiggled happily in the moist soil.
• Worms wriggled contentedly in the moist, fertile soil.
• Worms wiggle in moist soil.
• Earthworms emerge soil moist feast begins.
• The worms wiggled happily in the moist soil.
• Worms wriggled through the cool, moist soil.
• Worms wiggle in the moist soil.
• The farmer sowed seeds in the fertile soil.
• Tree grows in the soil.
• The farmer planted seeds in the fertile soil.