Definitions

1. noun

the solid part of the surface of the Earth, including the soil, rocks, and other features.

“The tourists got lost in the wilderness of the new land they were exploring.”

2. verb

to bring or bring back to the surface of the earth, especially by digging or excavating.

“The archaeologists were busy land-ing new artifacts to study their origins.”

3. verb

to bring or cause to come to the surface of the earth, especially by falling or being thrown.

“The plane landed safely after the turbulence caused it to land hard on the runway.”

4. verb

to come to rest or settle on the ground, especially after flying or falling.

“The bird landed quietly on a nearby branch.”

5. verb

to take control of or seize, especially in a forceful or aggressive manner.

“The new company is trying to land a major contract with the government.”

6. verb

to establish or set up, especially in a new place or area.

“The settlers were busy landing their new farm in the outskirts of town.”

7. noun

a geographical region or area of land, especially one with its own distinct character or features.

“The scenic land of the Swiss Alps is a popular tourist destination.”

8. verb

to cause to be laid down or deposited, especially on the ground or surface.

“The sandstorm was busy landing dust and debris everywhere.”

9. noun

a share or interest in land, especially one that is owned or leased.

“The couple owned a plot of land where they planned to build their dream home.”

10. noun

a place or area where something can be or is landed, especially an airport or seaport.

“The plane is scheduled to land at the international airport in Paris.”