1. A soil which when unconfined has appreciable cohesion when submerged, and considerable strength when air-dried. 2. Soil, such as

The tearing apart of a sealant as the joint expands if its adhesive (bond) capabilities exceed its cohesive capabilities.

A soil which when unconfined has no significant cohesion when submerged, and no significant strength when air-dried.

1. The molecular forces of attraction by which the body of an adhesive or sealant is held together; the internal

The joining of two timbers which are notched, cogged, or indented.