BORDERLANDS | • borderlands n. Plural of borderland. • BORDERLAND n. territory at or near a border. |
ENGARLANDS | • engarlands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of engarland. • ENGARLAND v. to encircle with a garland, or with garlands. |
FATHERLANDS | • fatherlands n. Plural of fatherland. • FATHERLAND n. the native land or country of one's father or ancestors. |
GANGSTERLANDS | • gangsterlands n. Plural of gangsterland. • GANGSTERLAND n. the world of gangsters. |
GARLANDS | • garlands n. Plural of garland. • garlands v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of garland. • Garlands prop.n. Plural of Garland. |
HINDERLANDS | • hinderlands n. Plural of hinderland. • HINDERLANDS n. (Scots) the buttocks, also HINDERLANS, HINDERLINGS, HINDERLINS. |
HINTERLANDS | • hinterlands n. Plural of hinterland. • HINTERLAND n. the inland area behind coast or coastal town. |
MOORLANDS | • moorlands n. Plural of moorland. • MOORLAND n. a tract of marshy land. |
MOTHERLANDS | • motherlands n. Plural of motherland. • MOTHERLAND n. a country regarded as a place of origin (as of an idea or a movement). |
NORLANDS | • Norlands n. Plural of Norland. • NORLAND n. a region in the north. |
OVERLANDS | • overlands n. Plural of overland. • OVERLAND v. to drive stock overland. |
SLUMBERLANDS | • SLUMBERLAND n. the state of slumber. |
THEATERLANDS | • THEATERLAND n. the main theatre district of a city, esp. in the West End of London, also THEATRELAND. |
TIMBERLANDS | • timberlands n. Plural of timberland. • TIMBERLAND n. (US) land covered with trees used for timber. |
WONDERLANDS | • wonderlands n. Plural of wonderland. • WONDERLAND n. an imaginary place of delicate beauty or magical charm. |