frogland

/ˈfrɔɡlænd/

Definitions

1. noun

A place where frogs are found or inhabit, especially in large numbers.

“The researchers studied the frogland ecosystem to better understand the species’ behavior.”

2. noun

A fictional or fantastical land inhabited by frogs, often used in imaginative or creative contexts.

“In the fantasy novel, the protagonist embarked on a quest to save the frogland from destruction.”

Synonyms

  • amphibian habitat
  • pondland

Antonyms

  • barren land
  • desertland