Enderby-land
[en-der-bee] /ˈɛn dər bi/
noun
1.
a part of the coast of Antarctica, E of Queen Maud Land: discovered 1831.
/ˈɛndəbɪ/
noun
1.
part of the coastal region of Antarctica, between Kemp Land and Queen Maud Land: the westernmost part of the Australian Antarctic Territory (claims are suspended under the Antarctic Treaty); discovered in 1831
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