Baked Earth Lat Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to baked earth lat

TERRACOTTA
- Baked earth (Lat)
- Brownish-red colour
- Hard unglazed pottery
- Pottery
- Pottery clay
TERRA
- Dry land, ... firma
- Earth (lat)
- Earth; land
- Land, ... firma
- Of the earth
- Roman goddess
- Solid ground ... firma

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