land

land A2

/lænd/ The solid, dry part of the earth's surface. Meaning Off Sound Off

outlandish C2+

/aʊtˈlændɪʃ/ bizarre, strange, or unfamiliar in a striking way Meaning Off Sound Off

borderland C2+

/ˈbɔrdɚˌlænd/ land near a border between two countries or regions; an intermediate area Meaning Off Sound Off

landslip C2+

/ˈlændˌslɪp/ a landslide; a collapse of earth down a slope Meaning Off Sound Off

timberland C2+

/ˈtɪmbɚlænd/ land covered with forest suitable for producing timber Meaning Off Sound Off

wasteland C2+

/ˈweɪstlænd/ a barren or desolate area of land Meaning Off Sound Off

benchland C2+

/ˈbɛntʃˌlænd/ a level terrace of land bounded by steeper slopes Meaning Off Sound Off

bushland C2+

/ˈbʊʃlænd/ uncultivated land covered with natural scrub or bush, especially in Australia Meaning Off Sound Off

cropland C2+

/ˈkrɑpˌlænd/ land used or suitable for growing crops Meaning Off Sound Off

homelander C2+

/ˈhoʊmˌlændər/ a native or inhabitant of one's home country Meaning Off Sound Off

midland C2+

/ˈmɪdlənd/ the interior or central region of a country, away from coasts Meaning Off Sound Off

woodland C2+

/ˈwʊd.lənd/ land covered with trees; a wooded area Meaning Off Sound Off