fields
Crops grow here
Fields are open areas of land, especially those used for agriculture or grazing: wheat fields, a field of wildflowers.
The meaning extends to any bounded area of activity—a playing field, a battlefield, a field of study.
In science, a field is a region where forces act: magnetic field, gravitational field.
To field questions is to handle them as they come, like fielding balls in baseball.
In databases and forms, a field is a space for entering specific data: Fill in all required fields.
Agricultural terrain
- croplandLand for growing produce
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- harvestGathering mature crops
- plowTool for turning soil
sow · irrigation · tractor · barn · farmer · cultivate · tillage · fallow
Attracting iron or attention
- electricPowered by current
- gravitationalRelating to mass-based attraction
- forceStrength or compulsion
- fluxContinuous change or flow
radiation · quantum · particle · physics · energy · wavelength · frequency · spectrum
Grassy field for grazing
- grasslandTreeless herb-covered ecosystem
- idyllicPerfectly peaceful and charming
- bucolicIdyllically rural
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
countryside · rustic · verdant · lush · rolling · wildflowers · hayfield · grazing
Circular bands worn
- groupsCollections of related things
- vectorQuantity with direction
- moduleIndependent functional component
- scalarQuantity with magnitude only
operators · equations · tensor · matrices · determinant · polynomial · isomorphism · domain
Trained self-control or specialty
- studyDeliberate learning effort
- specializationConcentrated expertise in one field
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- expertiseSkill from extensive practice
domain · scholarship · university · professor · thesis · curriculum · seminar · interdisciplinary
Frequency of sound
- soccerField sport with goals
- footballField sport with goals
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
- cricketChirping legged insect
rugby · track · stadium · arena · turf · outfield · infield · gridiron
farmland
Agricultural terrain
plow · sow · irrigation · tractor · barn · farmer · cultivate · tillage · fallow · orchard
magnetic
Attracting iron or attention
- electricPowered by current
- gravitationalRelating to mass-based attraction
- forceStrength or compulsion
flux · radiation · quantum · particle · physics · energy · wavelength · frequency · spectrum · charge
meadow
Grassy field for grazing
- grasslandTreeless herb-covered ecosystem
- idyllicPerfectly peaceful and charming
- bucolicIdyllically rural
pasture · countryside · rustic · verdant · lush · rolling · wildflowers · hayfield · grazing · sheep
rings
Circular bands worn
- groupsCollections of related things
- vectorQuantity with direction
- moduleIndependent functional component
scalar · operators · equations · tensor · matrices · determinant · polynomial · isomorphism · domain · range
discipline
Trained self-control or specialty
- studyDeliberate learning effort
- specializationConcentrated expertise in one field
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
expertise · domain · scholarship · university · professor · thesis · curriculum · seminar · interdisciplinary · humanities
pitch
Frequency of sound
cricket · rugby · track · stadium · arena · turf · outfield · infield · gridiron · goalpost
plains
Broad, level grasslands
tundra · open · flat · expanse · horizon · lowland · floodplain · basin · clearing · terrain
petroleum
Natural underground hydrocarbon liquid
pumping · reservoir · extraction · refinery · pipeline · crude · shale · offshore · rig · fracking
fieldsbuildings
Constructed enclosed structures
indoors · interiors · cities · urban areas · rooms
fieldsgeneralism
Pursuit of broad knowledge
- field tripOrganized educational excursion
- field dayTime of great success
- playing fieldGround for sports
- football fieldRectangular playing surface for American sport
- baseball fieldPlaying surface for innings
- track and fieldCompetitive stadium sports
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