? Obs. In 7 -meare, 9 -meer. [f. LAND sb. + MERE sb. (OE. mǽre). Cf. LANDIMERE.] A boundary of land.
1603. Owen, Pembrokeshire (1891), 5. And then by landmeares from Kilhredyn to Cronwere Water.
1884. C. Rogers, Soc. Life Scotl., II. xiv. 333. Land Meer Processions, or Riding of the Marches.
