Fields used as verbs: to intercept or catch (the ball) and play. put the team in the (game). to answer; to speak. « She would answer questions right after the presentation. »

What does field as a verb mean?

verb. play; field; field. Definition of fields (items 3 of 6) transitive verbs. 1a: catch up or pick up (something like hitting the ball) and generally throwing to teammates to practice defending the ground ball as much as possible.

Is field an adjective?

The following includes past and present participle forms of the verb field, which can be used as adjectives in some contexts. (Sports) can come in handy. (scientific) capable of being taken out and used « in the field »; portable.

Is field a noun?

[countable] Land in the country used for growing crops or raising animals, usually surrounded by fences etc. We had to cross a plowed field. In the fields we camped in the fields near the village. People work in the fields.

What is the field of grammar?

(fiːld) Word forms: plural, third person singular present tense, present participle fielding, past tense, past participle fielded. 1. Countable nouns.A field is a meadowsuch as in a park or farm.

« What’s a Verb? »: A Guide to Oregon Grammar

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