Swampland
Pronunciation: /ˈswɑmpˈɫænd/
Swampland (noun)
- Land that is very wet and muddy, often with slow-moving water and plants that grow in wet places.
- A situation or area where progress is hard because conditions are confusing, unstable, or harmful.
Examples
- The hikers avoided the swampland near the river.
- Birds often hide in the swampland during the day.