dairyland
dairyland noun: an agricultural region where dairy farming takes place.
Noun
dairyland (plural dairylands)
- An agricultural region where dairy farming takes place.
- So, even in its agricultural aspects, it was more than a dairyland. And it was more than a food-and-beverage state. It was a leader in the science of nutrition.2001, Richard Nelson Current, Wisconsin: a history, page 67
- WASHINGTON, June 19 — Ron Kind, a Democratic representative from Wisconsin dairyland, is making a name for himself as a crusader for big changes in farm policy.2007 June 22, Andrew Martin, “Making Waves in Dairyland”, in New York Times
Forms of dairyland
| plural | dairylands |
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Origin of dairyland
From dairy + land.
Phrases with dairyland
Questions about dairyland
- What does dairyland mean?
- Dairyland means an agricultural region where dairy farming takes place.
- What part of speech is dairyland?
- Dairyland is a noun.
- What is the plural of dairyland?
- The plural of dairyland is dairylands.
Words near dairyland in the dictionary
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