La-La Land

See also: lalaland, Lalaland, la-la land, and Lala land

English

Alternative forms

Etymology 1

la (“syllable used in singing”) +‎ land

Proper noun

The fictional place where wandering, sleeping, or dreaming minds are metaphorically said to end up.
Oh, don't mind him: he's usually up in La-La Land, with all his silly ideas and whatnot.

Don't worry, boss: the guards are in La-La Land. They won't be up for many hours.

Hypernyms

land

Translations

a fictional, nonphysical place

Czech: vzdušné zámky m pl, tramtárie (cs) f

German: Phantasieland n

See also

Etymology 2

Blend of LA (initialism for Los Angeles) and La La Land (metaphorical dreamland)

Proper noun

(US, figuratively, humorous or derogatory) Los Angeles, California (or Hollywood.)
- 1958, TV Guide‎, volume 35, number 36–39:
  ... back to her new home in Calabassas, near Los Angeles. Her years in Phoenix, where she started her own zoo, ended in divorce, "and now I'm back in La La Land," […]
(Canada) British Columbia

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