infield
in·field
noun \ˈin-ˌfēld\Definition of INFIELD
1
: a field near a farmhouse
2
a : the area of a baseball field enclosed by the three bases and home plate b : the defensive positions comprising first base, second base, shortstop, and third base; also : the players who play these positions
3
: the area enclosed by a racetrack or running track
Examples of INFIELD
- He threw the ball across the infield.
- The team has one of the best infields in the league.
First Known Use of INFIELD
1606
Rhymes with INFIELD
afield, airfield, backfield, Bloomfield, brickfield, Burchfield, coalfield, cornfield, downfield, dress shield, Enfield, Fairfield, force field, goldfield, greenfield, Hadfield, heat shield, Hounsfield, ice field, left field, Masefield, midfield, minefield, oil field, outfield, playfield, right field, Schofield, Sheffield, snowfield, Springfield, subfield, unsealed, upfield, Wakefield, well-heeled, windshield
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