field

to respond; to give a skillfull or offhand answer to a question

Famous people always have to field some weird questions

by megamallo24 October 3, 2013

Into the field

When an employee leaves their usual place of work to work elsewhere, usually in a city setting.

FBI: I'm going into the field to catch this urban cereal killer. He's currently after the Corn Chex.

by Ricardonio May 26, 2010

field

A large clearing or open space.

I ran around in the field.

by Anonymous June 18, 2003

Fielding

The Ultimate Rock-star. A legend of town.

Known for his Jim Morrison Traits.

Man that Fielding was wasted on everything last night. Jim Morrison the real!

by gaygeo January 2, 2010

Fielding

one with an unusual attraction to bathtubs, sheep, and yanks, sometimes all three at the same time, if woolen waterproof lingerie is available.
ironically bad at sport, with no muscle mass whatsoever, the fielding attemps to pride itself on its muscular mass, a factor which is in fact non-existent, makibng him a bit of a bellend.
also known for overactive sex life, mostly revolving around the use of whips and chains as sexual stigmata.

what a FIELDING!

by james sandberg123 June 16, 2010

the field

plainfield, new jersey

A:where u from?
B:the field ma ni99 reppn dat 908 all dai errdai

by reppin dat 908 August 1, 2008

fielded

Getting indirectly asked, in a carefully planned, roundabout way, whether one is homosexual, whether through intricate conversation or sending out friends as emmissaries.

The other day at Denny's, I saw a trucker get fielded by a scene kid.

by Luis Anderson January 13, 2008