De Land

[ duh-land ]

/ də ˈlænd /

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noun

a city in E Florida.

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Words nearby De Land

de la Mare, Delamater, delaminate, delamination, De Lancey, De Land, Delaney, Delaney Amendment, Delannoy, Delano, Delany

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Deland

[ duh-land ]

/ dəˈlænd /

noun

Margaret Margaretta Wade Campbell Deland, 1857–1945, U.S. novelist.

How to use De Land in a sentence

“Foh de land sake, missy, git outen heah quick,” she whispered.
A Daughter of the Union|Lucy Foster Madison
Den Ill come to de thicket an tell you de whole lay o de land.
Erskine Dale--Pioneer|John Fox
Then suddenly she exclaimed: "What, in de land sake, is de matter wid you-all's pants?"
Sunlight Patch|Credo Fitch Harris
Here, as at De Land, it looked as if the hand of Providence guided us.
Autobiography of Frank G. Allen, Minister of the Gospel|Frank G. Allen

I'd as soon wait on masser's frien's as to sing de Land of Canaan.
Alice Wilde: The Raftman's Daughter|Metta V. Victor