Open country is a term used to describe a rural landscape that is largely unspoiled by human development. It is characterized by wide open spaces, with few trees or buildings, and often includes grasslands, heaths, and plains. The crossword solutions for this term include WOLD, VELD, PLAIN, HEATH, VELDT, WEALD, and CHAMPAIGN. Wold is an Old English word for a hill or ridge, while VELD is an Afrikaans word for a grassland. PLAIN is a flat area of land, while HEATH is a type of shrubland. VELDT is another word for grassland, while WEALD is an area of woodland. CHAMPAIGN is a French word for a flat, open countryside.