adobe
Adobe (noun) means a brick made from mud or clay and dried hard in the sun rather than fired in a kiln. Example: “The old mission was built from thousands of adobe bricks.”
How to use adobe
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA sun-dried mud brick, or a building made from them.
The word is used in everyday building and architectural contexts, especially in dry, sun-baked climates.
Adobe bricks are dried by the sun, not baked in a kiln, which is what sets them apart from fired brick.
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Can you complete this real example?
The old mission was built from thousands of _____ bricks.
Etymology
The available source material does not give the word's origin, so no etymology can be stated here with confidence.