| BATTLEFIELD | • battlefield n. The area where a land battle is or was fought, which is not necessarily a field. • battle-field n. Alternative form of battlefield. • BATTLEFIELD n. a place where a battle is fought. |
| BRICKFIELDS | • brickfields n. Plural of brickfield. • BRICKFIELD n. a brickyard. |
| BROWNFIELDS | • brownfields n. Plural of brownfield. • Brownfields prop.n. Plural of Brownfield. • BROWNFIELD n. a site that has previously been developed for urban or industrial use. |
| FIELDCRAFTS | • FIELDCRAFT n. the knowledge and skill needed to live in the wild. |
| FIELDPIECES | • fieldpieces n. Plural of fieldpiece. • FIELDPIECE n. a cannon or piece of artillery used in the field of battle. |
| FIELDSTONES | • fieldstones n. Plural of fieldstone. • FIELDSTONE n. (US) stone for building, taken from a field. |
| FIELDSTRIPS | • fieldstrips v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fieldstrip. • field␣strips v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of field strip. • FIELDSTRIP v. to take apart a weapon for routine cleaning etc. |
| FIELDWORKER | • fieldworker n. A person who does fieldwork. • FIELDWORKER n. one who works in the fields. |
| GRAINFIELDS | • grainfields n. Plural of grainfield. • GRAINFIELD n. a field where grain is grown. |
| GREENFIELDS | • greenfields n. Plural of greenfield. • GREENFIELD n. a site free from existing developments. |
| INFIELDSMAN | • INFIELDSMAN n. one who plays in the infield. |
| INFIELDSMEN | • INFIELDSMAN n. one who plays in the infield. |
| MIDFIELDERS | • midfielders n. Plural of midfielder. • MIDFIELDER n. a player who plays in the midfield. |
| MISFIELDING | • misfielding v. Present participle of misfield. • MISFIELD v. to field badly. |
| OUTFIELDERS | • outfielders n. Plural of outfielder. • OUTFIELDER n. one who plays in the outfield. |
| WHEATFIELDS | • wheatfields n. Plural of wheatfield. • WHEATFIELD n. a field of wheat. |