1. plural of bogland; areas of wet, spongy ground consisting mainly of peat, typically found in cool, wet climates
Usage: usually plural or used as a mass noun; common in Ireland, Scotland, and northern Europe

Examples

• The boglands of Ireland are home to unique plant and animal species.
• Peat is harvested from boglands for fuel and gardening purposes.
• Walking across the boglands requires sturdy waterproof boots.
• The boglands provide important carbon storage for the environment.
• Ancient artifacts have been discovered preserved in the boglands.
• Conservation efforts aim to protect the remaining boglands from drainage.