A derogatory term for someone who lives on land, as opposed to on the water or ship. Often considered extremely offensive.
by wordier July 03, 2015
wealthy aristocrats (and/or nobles and/or merchants) living on manors and estates in the countryside and owning slaves (and maybe even state peasants or even serfs)
landed gentry, after mandatory military under Catherine The Great of Russia, retired to their estates to live like hedonist; this is part of the reason Russian society actually regressed to the point of revolution by 1917.
by Sexydimma September 30, 2013
by YoussefLandNow January 18, 2022
Doggy Box land is a term for Housing Estates with tiny blocks. Typical criteria is 2x2m backyard and ability to jump from roof to roof.
by Skamp. July 19, 2020
a hill where you cooternoot
by PickleToes101 July 14, 2022
When someone leaves your organization and your actions reflect that person's departure, generally in a negative manner.
When Wayne went to work in a different job, his co-workers started acting agricultural land reserve.
by Jaden 41 August 04, 2020
The liminal space that consists of interior of all airplanes and airports. It is everywhere, and it is nowhere. Time and space work differently there, and you'll never know who you'll run into.
John has been trapped in airplane land for seven hours since his flight got canceled and his itinerary changed.
by Ganondox January 07, 2023