| CELANDINE | • celandine n. Either of two not closely related flowering plants… • CELANDINE n. either of two plants (greater celandine and lesser celandine) supposed to flower when the swallows came, and to perish when they went.
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| DUNELANDS | • dunelands n. Plural of duneland. • DUNELAND n. an area having many dunes.
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| FORELANDS | • forelands n. Plural of foreland. • FORELAND n. a projecting mass of land.
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| HOMELANDS | • homelands n. Plural of homeland. • HOMELAND n. one's native land.
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| LAKELANDS | • lakelands n. Plural of lakeland. • LAKELAND n. scenery with lakes.
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| MOVIELAND | • movieland n. The industry of films and filmmaking. • movieland n. The fictitious world where films are set.
 • MOVIELAND n. the world of the movies.
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| PINELANDS | • pinelands n. Plural of pineland. • PINELAND n. land forested with pine.
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| RANGELAND | • rangeland n. (US) unimproved land that is suitable for the grazing of livestock. • RANGELAND n. land suitable for grazing, but too dry for growing crops.
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| RELANDING | • relanding v. Present participle of reland. • RELAND v. to land again.
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| SEDGELAND | • sedgeland n. Land where sedge grows in abundance. • SEDGELAND n. land where sedge grows.
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| TABLELAND | • tableland n. A relatively flat region of terrain, particularly in reference to surrounding terrain. • TABLELAND n. a plateau.
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| TIDELANDS | • tidelands n. Plural of tideland. • TIDELAND n. land covered and uncovered by the tide.
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| WASTELAND | • wasteland n. A place with no remaining resources; a desert. • wasteland n. Any barren or uninteresting place.
 • wasteland n. A devastated, not (or no longer) habitable area.
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