rommel
/ˈrɒməl/Definitions
1. noun
A type of dust or dirt, especially loose particles of earth or sand.
“The dry rommel in the desert made it difficult to walk.”
2. noun
A type of soil or earth consisting of loose, fragmented particles.
“The construction site was covered in a layer of rommel that needed to be cleared.”
3. proper noun
A German field marshal during World War II.
“Erich Rommel was known as the ‘Desert Fox’ for his military tactics in North Africa.”