noun

heath

heath, moorland

They walked across the misty heath.

They walked across the misty heath.

((a/the ~)) an area of open uncultivated land They walked across the misty heath.

Synonyms: moor, wasteland, scrubland

From Old English 'hǣþ', referring to uncultivated land or the plants growing there.

Don't confuse it with 'heat'. A 'heath' is a type of landscape, often associated with Scotland and classic English novels like *Wuthering Heights*.

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