to land

To land on the ground after a flight

To land a plane in an emergency

Move something or someone from a higher to a lower place, for example land an aircraft

To land on the ground or another surface

To bring a plane down safely at an airport

To come down and settle lightly on something

To land gently after flying, like a bird or insect

To bring people or things from a boat onto land

To step onto solid ground after being on a boat or in a plane

To leave the ground and begin to fly

To leave a place to start a journey

The current situation and main facts about a place or group

Recover from a hard situation and end up well

The best food and goods a place gives

To get something valuable by surprise without any effort

To put a plane or helicopter down quickly in an emergency, often causing damage

To get a job you really want, often one that is hard to find

To bring a plane down safely at an airport

To fall onto the ground with great force and possibly get hurt

End up in a place or situation, often by chance

Successfully get a business agreement or contract

To give land to someone so they legally own it

To make an aircraft land unexpectedly because of engine failure or bad weather

To get natural gas from under the ground by forcing water and chemicals into rocks

To fall or sit down suddenly and hit your bottom

To get the best seat for a show or meal by arriving early

Main laws of a country made by its government

A bomb buried in the ground that explodes when someone steps on or moves it

The solid ground on Earth that is not under the sea

A small area of land that someone owns or uses

A region east of the Mediterranean Sea, mainly Israel and Palestine, that is sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims

A place or situation someone hopes will bring them happiness after a long struggle

A country where people can make a better life by working hard

A large area of land that is not separated by water

A small piece of ground for growing plants or building on

A country where a person was born and still feels at home

Public land that a government gives to someone for building colleges or railways

An area of land that nobody owns or lives in, often between enemy lines

Land God promised to Abraham and his family in ancient Palestine

A state of being alive and able to do everyday things

A place or state where you reach great happiness after effort

A large area of land used for a certain purpose

Government action that takes farm land from large owners and gives it to small farmers

A piece of land sold or owned as one unit

A piece of land used for a specific purpose like building or farming

A situation between two clear sides where rules are unclear

Land with grass where animals like cows or sheep eat

Preparing land so people can build on it or use it for farming

A made-up perfect place that exists only in dreams

Land with grass where farm animals eat

A government office that sells and records public land

A payment to the local government for owning land

An imaginary place where people are out of touch with reality because they are too optimistic

Land that the state or ruler owns and manages for public use

Land prepared and used for growing crops like wheat or corn

Land that local people can use, often to graze animals

A very large, quick amount of sales that makes a lot of money

The rules and rights that show who owns or uses land

A vehicle with wheels and a sail that moves across land using wind

A digital area in an online world that someone can buy or own

A rude name for a faraway or imaginary place used to show disrespect

A region in western Antarctica along the southeast shore of the Weddell Sea

A part of Antarctica between Queen Maud Land and Wilkes Land that Australia claims

A coastal part of Antarctica south of Australia where large penguin colonies live

A state of not knowing what is real, often with happy, silly ideas

A person who manages or sells land and buildings for an owner

A person who buys, sells, or manages virtual land in online worlds

A unit of length equal to 1,760 yards or 5,280 feet used on land

A topic that causes strong arguments and trouble

Official nickname for the US state of New Mexico about its beautiful land and rich culture

A joking name for California about its farms and unusual people

A nickname for Illinois in the United States because Abraham Lincoln lived there

A leafy plant like watercress with small spicy leaves used in salads

A small brown bird that lives in fields and meadows, often hidden in tall grass

Areas of land that can be used for farming or building

A peaceful place like a dream where people relax and forget their problems

A region of Antarctica claimed by Norway between Enderby Land and the Weddell Sea

A camera that makes a photo and develops it instantly

Land that farmers plow and use to grow crops

A thing that shows land is near, like birds or distant clouds

A mountain area in Antarctica between the Ross Sea and Wilkes Land