Cham-pāign′, n.

(sham-pān′), n. [O. Fr. champaigne, campagne. See CAMPAIGN.] A flat, open country. “[A] fair champaign, with less rivers inter-vained.” Milton. “Through Alpine vale or champaign wide.” Wordsworth. Cham-pāign′ (sham-pān′) (Synop., § 130), a. Characterized by flatness or openness, as a country; level. “A wide, champaign country, filled with herds and flocks.” Addison.