colluvia
/kɒˈluːviə/ or /kɑːˈluːviə/Definitions
1. noun
loose alluvial sediment, such as soil or gravel, that has accumulated at the foot of a slope or hill
“The geologist studied the colluvia that had formed at the base of the mountain”
1. noun
loose alluvial sediment, such as soil or gravel, that has accumulated at the foot of a slope or hill
“The geologist studied the colluvia that had formed at the base of the mountain”