mud-land
/ˈmʌdland/noun
= mudflat. Usually in plural.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Gilpin (1724–1804), writer on art and headmaster. From mud + land.
- Nicholas
- Nicholas, St
- Nicholite
- Nichols, Mike
- Nicholson, Ben
- Nicholson, Jack
- nichrome
- nicht wahr
- nicify
- nick
- nickable
- nick-a-pecker
- nickase
- nick-eared
- nickel
- nickel-and-dime
- nickel-antigorite
- nickel back
- nickel bag
- nickel bloom
- nickel brass
- nickel bronze
- nickel-cadmium battery
- nickel carbonyl
- nickel-chlorite