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Definition of eland
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of eland is as below...
Eland (n.) A
species
of large South
African
antelope
(Oreas
canna).
It is
valued
both for its hide and
flesh,
and is
rapidly
disappearing
in the
settled
districts;
--
called
also Cape elk..
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Middleman
::
Middleman
(n.) An agent
between
two
parties;
a
broker;
a
go-between;
any
dealer
between
the
producer
and the
consumer;
in
Ireland,
one who takes land of the
proprietors
in large
tracts,
and then rents it out in small
portions
to the
peasantry..
Usquebaugh
::
Usquebaugh
(a.) A
compound
distilled
spirit
made in
Ireland
and
Scotland;
whisky.
Rath
::
Rath (n.) A kind of
ancient
fortification
found in
Ireland.
Tanistry
::
Tanistry
(n.) In
Ireland,
a
tenure
of
family
lands by which the
proprietor
had only a life
estate,
to which he was
admitted
by
election..
Pollan
::
Pollan
(n.) A lake
whitefish
(Coregonus
pollan),
native
of
Ireland.
In
appearance
it
resembles
a
herring..
Erin
::
Erin (n.) An
early,
and now a
poetic,
name of
Ireland..
Icelander
::
Icelander
(n.) A
native,
or one of the
Scandinavian
people,
of
Iceland..
Whiskey
::
Whiskey
(n.) An
intoxicating
liquor
distilled
from
grain,
potatoes,
etc.,
especially
in
Scotland,
Ireland,
and the
United
States.
In the
United
States,
whisky
is
generally
distilled
from
maize,
rye, or
wheat,
but in
Scotland
and
Ireland
it is often made from
malted
barley..
Sorehon
::
Sorehon
(n.)
Formerly,
in
Ireland,
a kind of
servile
tenure
which
subjected
the
tenant
to
maintain
his
chieftain
gratuitously
whenever
he
wished
to
indulge
in a
revel..
Mesa
::
Mesa (/.) A high
tableland;
a
plateau
on a hill.
Icelandic
::
Icelandic
(n.) The
language
of the
Icelanders.
It is one of the
Scandinavian
group,
and is more
nearly
allied
to the Old Norse than any other
language
now
spoken..
Barony
::
Barony
(n.) In
Ireland,
a
territorial
division,
corresponding
nearly
to the
English
hundred,
and
supposed
to have been
originally
the
district
of a
native
chief.
There are 252 of these
baronies.
In
Scotland,
an
extensive
freehold.
It may be held by a
commoner..
Palearctic
::
Palearctic
(a.)
Belonging
to a
region
of the
earth's
surface
which
includes
all
Europe
to the
Azores,
Iceland,
and all
temperate
Asia..
Harper
::
Harper
(n.) A brass coin
bearing
the
emblem
of a harp, --
formerly
current
in
Ireland..
Eschar
::
Eschar
(n.) In
Ireland,
one of the
continuous
mounds
or
ridges
of
gravelly
and sandy drift which
extend
for many miles over the
surface
of the
country.
Similar
ridges
in
Scotland
are
called
kames or
kams..
Moreland
::
Moreland
(n.)
Moorland.
Hiberno-celtic
::
Hiberno-Celtic
(n.) The
native
language
of the
Irish;
that
branch
of the
Celtic
languages
spoken
by the
natives
of
Ireland.
Also adj.
Rosary
::
Rosary
(n.) A coin
bearing
the
figure
of a rose,
fraudulently
circulated
in
Ireland
in the 13th
century
for a
penny..
Eland
::
Eland (n.) The elk or
moose.
Iceland Moss
::
Iceland
moss () A kind of
lichen
(Cetraria
Icelandica)
found from the
Arctic
regions
to the North
Temperate
zone. It
furnishes
a
nutritious
jelly and other forms of food, and is used in
pulmonary
complaints
as a
demulcent..
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