...land not entirely separated by water. An island is land entirely surrounded by water. A peninsula is land almost surrounded by water. An isthmus is a narrow neck of land joining a peninsula to a neighbouring continent. A cape is the extremity of a peninsula, or a point of land...

...large tract of land known by a particular name. An Island is much smaller than a continent, and wholly surrounded by water. A Peninsula is a portion of land...almost surrounded by water. An Isthmus is a narrow portion of land, joining two larger portions together. A Cape, Promontory, Point, Head, Naze, Ness,...

...surrounded by water. A promontory or cape (x) is a portion of land running into the sea. A peninsula is land almost surrounded by water. An isthmus is a narrow neck of land joining two portions of land together. 3. An ocean is a large portion of salt water ; and a sea is a smaller portion....

...separated by water. An Island is a much smaller portion of land, wholly surrounded by water. A Peninsula is land almost surrounded by water. An Isthmus is a narrow neck of land joining two portions of land together. A Cape or Promontory is a portion of land running into the sea — called...

...separated by water. There are two continents, viz. the Western and Eastern. An ISLAND is a portion of land surrounded by water. A PENINSULA is a portion of land almost surrounded by water. An ISTHMUS is the neck of land which joins a peninsula to the main land. A CAPE is a point of land, projecting into...

...water. There are two continents, the eastern and the western. An island is a portion of land entirely surrounded by water. A peninsula is a portion of land...surrounded by water. An isthmus is a narrow neck of land connecting two continents, or a peninsula, with the main land. A cape is the extremity of a peninsula,...

...a. having no offspring. 'su-ing, n. the act of passing out. sth'mus, ïst'mus, n. (Gr. isthmos) л neck of land joining two continents or a peninsula and a continent, t, pr- (S. hit) the thing spoken of. t-self, pr. the emphatic and reciprocal form ofii. -tal'ian, a....

...a. having no offspring. Is'su-ing, n. the act of passing out. Isth'mus, ist'mus, n. (Gr. isihmos) a neck of land joining two continents or a peninsula and a continent. It, pr. (S. hit) the thing spoken of. It-self, pr. the emphatic and reciprocal form of it I-tal'ian,...

...earth, or of a part of it, on a flat surface. The surface of the earth consists of land and water. The principal divisions of the land are continents,...cape is a portion of land stretching into the sea. The principal divisions of the water are oceans, seas, lakes, gulfs, bays, straits, and rivers. An...

...North America and South America form the Western Continent. An Island is a portion of land entirely surrounded by water. A Peninsula is a portion of land almost surrounded by water. An Isthmus is a neck of land which joins two greater portions of the land. Л Cape is a point of land extending into...