| LACKLAND | • lackland n. (Dated) A person who does not own land. • LACKLAND n. one who is wanting in land. |
| LAKELAND | • lakeland n. Terrain with many lakes. • Lakeland prop.n. The Lake District, a rural area in northwest England. • Lakeland prop.n. A city in Polk County, Florida, United States. |
| BLACKLAND | • blackland n. The land making up the Texas Blackland Prairies, a temperate grassland ecoregion in Texas with rich, dark soil. • BLACKLAND n. a heavy, sticky black soil such as that covering large areas of Texas. |
| CHALKLAND | • chalkland n. Land in which the underlying geology is chalk. • CHALKLAND n. land composed of chalk. |
| LACKLANDS | • lacklands n. Plural of lackland. • LACKLAND n. one who is wanting in land. |
| LAKELANDS | • lakelands n. Plural of lakeland. • LAKELAND n. scenery with lakes. |
| BLACKLANDS | • blacklands n. Plural of blackland. • BLACKLAND n. a heavy, sticky black soil such as that covering large areas of Texas. |
| CHALKLANDS | • chalklands n. Plural of chalkland. • CHALKLAND n. land composed of chalk. |
| ALKALINISED | • alkalinised v. Simple past tense and past participle of alkalinise. • ALKALINISE v. to make alkaline, also ALKALINIZE. |
| ALKALINIZED | • alkalinized v. Simple past tense and past participle of alkalinize. • ALKALINIZE v. to make alkaline. |
| ALDERMANLIKE | • aldermanlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of an alderman. • ALDERMANLIKE adj. like an alderman. |
| BLACKLEADING | • blackleading v. Present participle of blacklead. • BLACKLEAD v. to coat with blacklead. |
| BACKPEDALLING | • backpedalling v. (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Britain) present participle of backpedal. • BACKPEDAL v. to pedal backwards. |
| ACKNOWLEDGEABLE | • acknowledgeable adj. Able to be acknowledged. • acknowledgeable adj. Worthy of acknowledgement. • ACKNOWLEDGEABLE adj. capable of being acknowledged. |
| ACKNOWLEDGEABLY | • acknowledgeably adj. Such that it can be acknowledged. • ACKNOWLEDGEABLE adv. capable of being acknowledged. |