low ground


noun

Often low grounds. Southern U.S. bottom(def 4).

Origin of low ground

First recorded in 1650–60

Example sentences from the Web for low ground

  • If any such now exist they must lie buried under the till that cloaks the low-ground on the western margins of the islands.

    Fragments of Earth Lore |James Geikie
  • The low-ground trees generally produce earlier and more abundantly.

    All About Coffee |William H. Ukers