- Debateable Land
- Debatable Land or Debateable Land nounA tract of border land between the rivers Esk and Sark, formerly claimed by both England and Scotland• • •Main Entry: ↑debate
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Debatable Land — or Debateable Land noun A tract of border land between the rivers Esk and Sark, formerly claimed by both England and Scotland • • • Main Entry: ↑debate * * * debatable land, land between two countries that is claimed by both … Useful english dictionary
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