[f. LAND v. + -ED1.] That has landed or gone ashore: in comb, as new-, newly-landed.
1835. Court Mag., VI. 235/2. The new-landed throng Find no lodging at hand.
1890. ‘R. Boldrewood,’ Miner’s Right (1899), 76/1. For a newly-landed official, I don’t recollect seeing your equal.
