Associations to the word «Upland»
Noun
- Landscape
- Dune
- Maize
- Oat
- Karst
- Crop
- Cypress
- Stretch
- Oak
- Vale
- Mountain
- Gin
- Rainfall
- Farming
- Cooler
- Wildlife
- Refuge
- Hill
- Heather
- Rolling
- Acre
- Stream
- Grass
- Altitude
- Granite
- Irrigation
- Hillside
- Cattle
- Upland
- Chester
- Terrace
- Region
- Subsistence
- Homestead
- Tributary
- River
- Palatine
- Cretaceous
- Iberia
- Delaware
- Kassel
- Hickory
- Hammock
- Mangrove
- Farrell
- Volga
- Peat
- Soybean
- Hesse
- Trout
- Kazakh
- Tundra
- Swansea
- Cod
- Pheasant
- Cumbria
- Claremont
- Rancho
- Perch
- Scrub
- Evergreen
- Hectare
- Flushing
- Palatinate
- Shoreline
- Inception
- Lublin
- Relief
- Rel
- Pennsylvania
- Deforestation
- Fell
- Outcrop
- Penn
Adjective
Wiktionary
UPLAND, noun. The area in the interior of a country with a generally higher elevation; often hilly, but not generally mountainous (compare highlands).
UPLAND, adjective. Of, relating to, or situated in the uplands.
UPLAND ANTSHRIKE, noun. A passerine bird of the antbird family, Thamnophilus aroyae.
UPLAND ANTSHRIKES, noun. Plural of upland antshrike
Dictionary definition
UPLAND, noun. Elevated (e.g., mountainous) land.
UPLAND, adjective. Used of high or hilly country.
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