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soil–cement
Definition of soil–cement
: an intimate highly compacted mixture of pulverized soil and measured amounts of cement and water used chiefly as a base course for roads and street and airport paving
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soil–cement
Definition of soil–cement
of a road
: having a hard base or surface composed of earth mixed with portland cement
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