Meadowland is a term used to describe a type of grassland habitat, typically found in temperate climates. It is characterized by its lush vegetation and abundance of wildflowers. The term is composed of two words: 'MEADOW' and 'LAND'. The crossword solutions for these two words are SWARD (5 letters) and LEA (3 letters). SWARD is an old English word meaning a strip of LAND covered with grass or low-growing vegetation, while LEA is an old English word meaning a grassy MEADOW or pasture. Together, these two words form the term Meadowland, which describes a type of grassland habitat.