Words Containing LAND

The advertising industry.

Plural of ADLAND.

On or to dry land from the water.

Plural of ALAND.

Any evergreen shrub of the genus Aphelandra.

Plural of APHELANDRA.

A foreigner, especially in South Africa.

Plural of AUSLANDER.

Land situated behind or beyond a primary development area.

Plural of BACKLAND.

Variant of badlands.

Plural of BADLAND.

Uncultivated land with no trees.

A flat strip of land bounded by slopes.

Plural of BENCHLAND.

A small two-masted merchant ship, used especially in Dutch waters.

Plural of BILANDER.

An area of prairie in Texas with rich, dark soil.

Plural of BLACKLAND.

Lacking flavor or interest.

Past tense of BLAND.

More bland.

Superlative form of BLAND.

Present participle of BLAND.

To persuade with flattery or kind words.

Past tense of BLANDISH.

Agent noun of BLANDISH.

Plural of BLANDISHER.

Third-person singular present tense of BLANDISH.

Present participle of BLANDISH.

Flattering speech or action to persuade.

Plural of BLANDISHMENT.

In a mild, smooth, or unemotional way.

The quality of being bland, lacking strong flavor or character.

Plural of BLANDNESS.

Third-person singular present tense of BLAND.

Land that is wet, spongy, and peaty.

Plural of BOGLAND.

Anglo-Saxon land held by charter.

Plural of BOOKLAND.

A region near a border between countries.

Plural of BORDERLAND.

Low-lying fertile land beside a river.

Plural of BOTTOMLAND.

Land covered with brush growth.

Plural of BRUSHLAND.

Wild, uncultivated land covered with natural vegetation.

Plural of BUSHLAND.

An old spelling of bilander, a two-masted ship.

Plural of BYLANDER.

Gradually slower and softer in music.

A heat exchanger used in nuclear reactors and industrial processes.

Plural of CALANDRIA.

A region characterized by many canyons.

Plural of CANYONLAND.

A flowering plant with yellow or orange blooms.

Plural of CELANDINE.

Land underlain by chalk bedrock.

Plural of CHALKLAND.

Kept secret or done secretly, often illicitly.