swampland
[swomp-land]
noun
Origin of swampland
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Related Words for swampland
marshland, fen, mire, glade, quagmire, mud, moor, marsh, slough, quag, morass, bog, swale, polder, wetland, muskeg, everglade, holmExamples from the Web for swampland
Contemporary Examples of swampland
Thunderous sounds announce its arrival, piercing the silence that accompanies sundown in the swampland near Boystown, Liberia.
Historical Examples of swampland
Niobe was an ideal herbarium for growing the swampland plant from which the complex of alkaloids was extracted.
To Choke an OceanJesse F. (Jesse Franklin) Bone
The country beyond the swampland afforded much better traveling.
Caravans By NightHarry Hervey
Farrell gave it up and limped outside, to stand scowling unhappily at the dreary expanse of swampland.
Pet FarmRoger Dee
What balanced there now, as if walking the treacherous surface of the swampland, was no animal.
Voodoo PlanetAndre Norton
swampland
noun
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