different between landly vs laidly
landly
English
Etymology
From land +? -ly. Cognate with German ländlich (“rural”).
Adjective
landly (comparative more landly, superlative most landly)
- (nonstandard) Of or pertaining to land or the land; terrestrial; rural; rustic.
- 1832, Railway locomotives and cars: Volume 1:
- […] and which is successful, we think, in giving an agreeable impression of the landly and hospitable people of whom it treats.
- 1832, Railway locomotives and cars: Volume 1:
landly From the web:
laidly
English
Etymology
Compare French laid (“ugly”).
Adjective
laidly (comparative more laidly, superlative most laidly)
- (Britain, Scotland, dialect) ugly; loathsome
- W. Howitt
- this laidly and loathsome worm
- W. Howitt
Anagrams
- Dailly
laidly From the web:
- what does laidly mean
- what in laidley qld
- laidley postcode
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