1. to travel overland; to journey by land rather than by sea or air
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overland'

1. plural of overland; journeys or routes taken by land
Usage: less common usage; typically used in historical or geographical contexts

Examples

• The explorer overlands across the desert to reach the distant city.
• She overlands whenever possible to avoid the high cost of airfare.
• The caravan overlands through mountain passes during the summer months.
• He prefers to overlands rather than take a ship across the continent.
• The trade route overlands through three countries before reaching the coast.
• Ancient merchants overlands along the Silk Road for centuries.