Definition of: infield

(in′fēld′) noun
1 a The space thirty yards square enclosed within the base lines of a baseball field: distinguished from outfield. b The infielders collectively. See illustration under BASEBALL.
2. Land under tillage; distinguished from outfield.

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Definition of: infield

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