warpland
Word Rarity
Very rare
Frequency: Zipf frequency 0.00 in modern English
14
Scrabble Score
8
Letters
3
Syllables
7
Unique Chars
Meaning
Example Sentences
- "[…] two centuries ago. Moulde-warp is the Yorkshire name [for the mole], meaning the piler up of mould [earth]. The "warplands" of the coast recall the old verb."
- "[…] the warplands of the Trent and Humber, the heart of the Vale of Eve- sham and a few other areas.11 The Wirral peninsula is shown as good grassland. Historical Aspects Liverpool became a borough in 1207, when its burgesses were given[…]"
- "[…] The warplands, areas of tidal alluvium deposited naturally or artificially along the banks of the Ouse and Humber especially near Howden, are areas of rich cash-cropping, mainly potatoes, sugar-beet, peas and cereals. Horti[…]"
- "[…] the warplands and adjoining areas by NERC / CASE student J. Atherton continued. Further sampling for study of the mineralogical, chemical, micromorphological and water holding properties of the soils was carried out in the autumn[…]"
- "[…] the warplands of the lower Trent and Humber; others are the brick- earths (wind-blown material) in North Kent, the Sussex coastal plain, south-east Essex, parts of Hertfordshire and the Mendip plateau. There are also the[…]"
- "[…] the 'warplands' of the Humberhead Levels. Field. boundary. trees. as. economic. resources. in. the. past. It is often forgotten how important hedges were in the past, not only for separating one property from another or being stockproof[…]"