| AIRFIELDS | • airfields n. Plural of airfield. • AIRFIELD n. an area where planes take off and land. |
| CANFIELDS | • Canfields prop.n. Plural of Canfield. • CANFIELD n. a card game adapted from patience. |
| FIELDSMAN | • fieldsman n. (Cricket, chiefly Australia, dated in UK) fielder. • FIELDSMAN n. a fielder (in cricket or baseball). |
| FIELDSMEN | • fieldsmen n. Plural of fieldsman. • FIELDSMAN n. a fielder (in cricket or baseball). |
| GASFIELDS | • gasfields n. Plural of gasfield. • gas␣fields n. Plural of gas field. • GASFIELD n. an area with natural gas. |
| HAYFIELDS | • hayfields n. Plural of hayfield. • HAYFIELD n. a field where grasses are grown for hay. |
| HOPFIELDS | • hop␣fields n. Plural of hop field. • HOPFIELD n. a field where hops are grown. |
| ICEFIELDS | • icefields n. Plural of icefield. • ice␣fields n. Plural of ice field. • ICEFIELD n. a large ice covered area. |
| MIDFIELDS | • midfields n. Plural of midfield. • MIDFIELD n. the middle of a playing field. |
| MISFIELDS | • misfields v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misfield. • misfields n. Plural of misfield. • MISFIELD v. to field badly. |
| OILFIELDS | • oilfields n. Plural of oilfield. • oil␣fields n. Plural of oil field. • OILFIELD n. an area of mineral oil production. |
| OUTFIELDS | • outfields n. Plural of outfield. • OUTFIELD n. a part of a baseball field. |
| SUBFIELDS | • subfields n. Plural of subfield. • SUBFIELD n. a subset of a mathematical field. |
| URNFIELDS | • urnfields n. Plural of urnfield. • URNFIELD n. a late Bronze Age cemetery containing funerary urns. |