infield
in·field / ˈinˌfēld/ • n. the inner part of the field of play in various sports, in particular: ∎ Baseball the area within and near the four bases. ∎ Cricket the part of the field closer to the wicket. ∎ the players stationed in the infield, collectively.• adv. into or toward the inner part of the field of play.DERIVATIVES: in·field·er n. (in sense 1).
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