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Webster Dictionary :: Landman
LAND'MAN, n. A man who serves on land; opposed to seaman.
Webster Dictionary :: Landlord
LAND'LORD, n. 1. The lord of a manor or of land; the owner of land who has tenan...
Webster Dictionary :: Landloper
LAND'LOPER, n. [See Leap and Interloper.] A landman; literally, a land runner; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Landlocked
LAND'LOCKED, pp. Encompassed by land, so that no point of the compass is open to...
Webster Dictionary :: Landlock
LAND'LOCK, v.t. [land and lock.] To inclose or encompass by land.
Webster Dictionary :: Landless
LAND'LESS, a. Destitute of land; having no property in land.
Webster Dictionary :: Landlady
LAND'LADY, n. [See Landlord .] 1. A woman who has tenants holding from her. 2. T...
Webster Dictionary :: Landjobber
LAND'JOBBER, n. A man who makes a business of buying land on speculation, or of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Landing-place
LAND'ING-PLACE, n. A place on the shore of the sea or of a lake, or on the bank ...
Webster Dictionary :: Landing
LAND'ING, ppr. Setting on shore; coming on shore.
Webster Dictionary :: Landholder
LAND'HOLDER, n. A holder, owner or proprietor of land.
Webster Dictionary :: Landgraviate
LANDGRA'VIATE, n. The territory held by a landgrave, or his office, jurisdiction...
Webster Dictionary :: Landgrave
LAND'GRAVE, n. In Germany, a count or earl; or an officer nearly corresponding t...
Webster Dictionary :: Landflood
LAND'FLOOD, n. [land and flood.] An overflowing of land by water; an inundation....
Webster Dictionary :: Landfall
LAND'FALL, n. [land and fall.] 1. A sudden translation of property in land by th...
Webster Dictionary :: Landed
LAND'ED, pp. 1. Disembarked; set on shore from a ship or boat. 2. a. Having an e...
