n. a piece of land cleared of trees and usually enclosed; v. catch or pick up balls in baseball
The fields were borderless.
The fields were borderless.
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What kind of music were the two girls in the fields listening to?
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What caused Miss Lilly to allow Clotee to stay in the Big House and not send her to the fields to work?
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Swarms of locusts ravage the farmer's fields and orchards.
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The granger surveyed his fields.
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After working in the fields all day the men ate lustily.
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The peasants were working in the fields.
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The verdure of the park fields lured us there for a picnic.
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When did Pa come in from the gold fields to see his family?
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The hares hopped through the fields.
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Why did Rosette go to the fields and pick up the propaganda papers?
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''In the fields below the seminary, thousands of Union soliders were marching.'' What does 'seminary' mean?
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The horse rushed tantivy over the dirt roads that wound through the fields.
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The bones are rarefied. OR Cartography is one of those rarefied fields.
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When Mrs. Ono asked the boys to go and work in the fields of a distant older relative, why did Mitsuo say they had to?
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cleared land; plain; clearing; catch
forest; drop
1 syllables
fields
field's
fields'
nields
shield's
shields
wields
yields
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