midfield 

Being in the middle of an orgy

That thot was in midfield yesterday with Jerry, Tom, and Ben

midfield by cmp64 December 9, 2014

Midfield, TX 

Midfield is an unincorporated community in Matagorda County, Texas, United States. Although it is unincorporated, Midfield has a post office, with the ZIP code of 77458. It is known as a four way stop going to someplace else and it has a bar, a hotel, a Post Office, a church, a community center, and a volunteer fire department. Midfield is also characterized by having a shitload of trailer houses. Midfield is close to the cities of Bay City, El Campo, Palacios, and Edna and is approximately a hour and 30 minutes southwest of Houston, TX.

Guy 1: Dude, remember when we were on that road trip and we passed through Midfield, TX?
Guy 2: Dude, it was only a four way stop. Chill out.

Midfield, TX by Someone Midfield Used to Know December 5, 2012

Medfield, MA 

illest place on earth negro

paul mahoney is the g-est person in medfield, MA yo. keep it gangster yo.

Medfield, MA by mcnuggggets August 31, 2006

Medfield 

A mid-upper class town in Massachusetts, best known for it's rich Roman Catholic Republican population and lack of diversity, despite being in the democratic state of MA. Police reports generally consists of nothing more than a noise complaint or "nicely dressed black man looking suspicious". The high school culture revolves around both the finest preppy styles, lacrosse and hockey. lacrosse team is very good because of the coach, laxbros seem to be top of the social tier. Driving down Main Street you are sure to see many BMW, Mercedes and Lexus. Most kids are grounded and dedicated to school work. The girls are classy at home, but crazy at night. Don't fall for their conservative acts. The local parties are in the basement of peoples houses, the parents dont care that the amount of alcohol each child consumes each weekend would make a college kid jealous. Not to mention their parents money they throw away on drugs from weed to coke. Most kids spend their summers down the cape with their grandparents riches in vineyard vines, polo outfits down at the country club. Even with the amount of partying students still find their way into Ivy level schools with a little help of their parents money and a lacrosse stick.

medfield? their wicked sick at lax.

Medfield by Danny Dexter December 20, 2010

Medfield 

Noun:
Small suburban town 15 miles west of Boston, MA. Population of around 14K, more than 95% white, and mostly upper/middle class. Locals nickname the town as Deadfield for its complete lack of entertainment and activities, requiring all residents to drive to nearby towns for anything worthwhile. Surrounded by Walpole, Millis, Norfolk, Dover, Sherborn, and Westwood. Great school system, high MCAS rankings every year, and received Blue Ribbon award for academic excellence. Also excels at sports, holds many championship titles in the Tri-Valley League.
Only town in the world to have this name.

For the first time in it's history Medfield gained interest with the filming of Shutter Island at the state hospital.

Medfield by devil-lapin January 16, 2009

Medfield Public Highschool 

A public highschool in the town Medfield, MA right outside Boston. Town is often called Deadfield for the lack of activitied and entertainment. School has very high MCAS scores and is known for its good schooling. Everyone smokes weed and gets drunk seeing as there is nothing to do, ever. Most of the guys are LaxBros and most of the girls are preppy, bitchy soccer players.

Hey, I always toke in the morning before class, because the teachers at Medfield Public Highschool are boring as fuck!

Medfield Public Highschool by Left For Boarding School December 5, 2009

Medfield, MA 

a place where nothing happens. absolutely nothing. the most ive done is go to my friends house. how eventful.

wow im going to pauls house again where ill play xbox then go home. and maybe see a girl and go to the pizza place and eat pizza. thats what happens here in Medfield, MA

Medfield, MA by unknown? hehe September 30, 2005