field
Noun
a wheat field
He sees it in all aspects of life, from sports fields to football clubs.
he sees the ball early and strokes it through the gap in the field
Michael Mclouhglin was the best right field.
These are interpreted to be lava tube conduits feeding the toe of the lava field.
a gas field
When traveling to a destination with large mammals you should learn about their behavior before going out in the field.
It would have been better if they had fallen on the field of battle.
many a bloody field was to be fought
She was interested in the film field even from a very young age.
Baidu even seems enormously proud of its simple, 4K home page with a single search field.
It is a matter of word fields and changes of meaning, but also about the creation of new words.
The sensors would cover 100-degree fields of view to ensure overlap of areas.
he destroyed the rest of the field with a devastating injection of speed
It was a flag bearing thirteen stars on a blue field with red and white bars.
The first field (top left corner) of the escutcheon shows the national arms.
They argue that quantum effects (such as intense radiation fields at the funnel) may close the Einstein-Rosen bridge.
Like a magnet, the crystal retains the polarization when the field is turned off.
He studied the Riemann zeta function, and its extension to arbitrary number fields, discovering important results.
Verb
Athy Hockey Club was another beneficiary of Skurt's talents and he fielded for the Showgrounds based club on several occasions.
his swinging bunt was fielded by the Chicago catcher
Both teams field line-ups composed mostly of youth players.
Several other fringe parties are fielding candidates on various councils.
They were too busy fighting one another to field an effective army yet.
He fields questions more routinely at other White House events.
Adjective
field observations and interviews
field artillery
My former ant loving celly, Penguin, would be in seventh heaven if left to his own devices with the field ants.
That was all he had to say on his own preferred field game, however.

