3. (colloquial).—To set up; to make all right; to secure.

1876. Hindley, Adventures of a Cheap Jack, 33. I bought a big

covered cart and a good strong horse. And I was landed.

1879. Macmillan’s Mag., xl. 502. I was landed this time without

them getting me up a lead.

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