Moorland
Pronunciation: /ˈmʊrˌlænd/
Moorland (noun)
- Land covered with low plants and grass, usually wet and windy, often found in cool, hilly areas.
- A type of upland landscape where heather and similar shrubs grow, with thin soil and poor drainage.
Examples
- The wind moves across wild open hills.
- Wild open hills look empty, but birds live there.