vineland

¹

[ vahyn-land ]

noun

1. land particularly suited to the growing of vines.

Vineland

²

[ vahyn-luhnd ]

noun

1. a city in S New Jersey.
2. Vinland.

Vineland

/ ˈvaɪnlənd /

noun

1. See Vinland
   a variant spelling of Vinland

Word History and Origins

Origin of vineland¹

vine + land

Example Sentences

Thorhall afterwards wished to proceed in a N. direction in quest of Vineland.

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When they sailed from Vineland they had a southerly wind, and came to Markland, where they met with five Skrellings.

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From San Gabriel the planting of the vine extended from mission to mission until each owned its patch of vineland.

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Thorvald, Leif's brother, one of the boldest of his race, determined to see for himself the wonders of Vineland.

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The Baker House is a good stopping-place at Vineland, and the second night can be comfortably spent there.

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