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infield
noun
-
infield
,
infelding
,
infields
,
infielde
the
area
inside
the
baseball
diamond
where
the
pitcher
,
catcher
,
and
infielders
play
.
•
The
shortstop
fielded
the
ground
ball
in
the
infield
.
The
shortstop
fielded
the
ground
ball
in
the
infield
.
•
She
threw
the
ball
accurately
from
the
infield
to
first
base
.
She
threw
the
ball
accurately
from
the
infield
to
first
base
.
From
'in'
+
'field'
,
originally
referring
to
inner
cultivated
land
,
later
applied
to
sports
fields
in
the
19th
century
.
noun
-
infield
,
infelding
,
infields
,
infielde
the
inner
part
of
a
racetrack
or
oval
course
.
•
The
wrecked
car
slid
into
the
infield
.
The
wrecked
car
slid
into
the
infield
.
•
Spectators
cheered
from
the
infield
stands
.
Spectators
cheered
from
the
infield
stands
.
Extension
of
'in'
+
'field'
to
enclosed
track
areas
.
noun
-
infield
,
infelding
,
infields
,
infielde
the
fielders
positioned
close
to
the
batsman
in
cricket
.
•
The
bowler
beat
the
batsman
,
but
the
infield
caught
it
.
The
bowler
beat
the
batsman
,
but
the
infield
caught
it
.
•
She
placed
the
fielders
deep
in
the
infield
.
She
placed
the
fielders
deep
in
the
infield
.
From
'in'
+
'field'
;
the
sports
usage
developed
from
agricultural
origins
.
noun
-
infield
,
infelding
,
infields
,
infielde
arable
land
regularly
plowed
and
cropped
.
•
The
infield
yielded
a
good
harvest
this
year
.
The
infield
yielded
a
good
harvest
this
year
.
•
She
sowed
seeds
across
the
infield
.
She
sowed
seeds
across
the
infield
.
Early
use
of
'in'
+
'field'
,
distinguishing
enclosed
cropland
from
pasture
.
infield
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