English to English Dictionary

Landing

The act of coming down to land, especially from the air.

Landlady

A woman who rents out rooms or property to tenants.

Landless

Having no land or property.

Landline

A telephone connection that uses physical wires or cables buried in the land or strung on poles, as opposed to a mobile or cellular network.

Landlocked

Having no coastline or access to the ocean.

Landlord

A person who owns and rents out land, buildings, or apartments.

Landlordship

The state or condition of being a landlord; the authority or control over property or land.

Landlubber

A person who is uncomfortable or inexperienced in a maritime environment.

Landmark

An object or feature of a landscape or town that is easily seen and recognized from a distance, especially one that enables someone to establish their location.

Landmass

A large area of continuous land, such as a continent or large island.

Landowner

A person who owns land, especially in a rural or agricultural context.

Landowning

Owning land, especially a large estate or agricultural property.