continent

As nouns the difference between peninsula and continent

is that peninsula is a piece of land projecting into water from a larger land mass while continent is land (as opposed to the water).

As an adjective continent is

exercising self-restraint; controlled, temperate with respect to one's bodily needs or passions, especially sex.

As a proper noun Continent is

the Old World.

As nouns the difference between continent and protocontinent

is that continent is an encratite while protocontinent is a landmass capable of becoming a continent.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As proper nouns the difference between continent and zealandia

is that continent is (obsolete) the old world while zealandia is a nearly submerged continent or microcontinent that sank after breaking away from australia many millions of years ago.

As a noun continent

is an encratite.

As nouns the difference between continent and miogeocline

is that continent is an encratite while miogeocline is an area of sedimentation that occurs along the passive margin of a continent.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As a noun continent

is an encratite.

As an adjective bicontinental is

spanning or pertaining to two continents.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As a noun continent

is an encratite.

As an adjective tricontinental is

spanning or pertaining to three continents.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As a noun continent

is an encratite.

As an adjective interamerican is

between countries of the american continent.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As a noun continent

is an encratite.

As an adjective pancontinental is

across all continents.

As a proper noun continent

is (obsolete) the old world.

As a noun continent

is an encratite.

As an adverb continentally is

in a continental manner or to a continental extent.