Associations to the word «Fielding»
Noun
- Shortstop
- Baseman
- Fielder
- Percentage
- Catcher
- Noel
- Batting
- Nl
- Outfielder
- Richardson
- Bridget
- Covent
- Walpole
- Batsman
- Amelia
- Dickens
- Pitching
- Farce
- Engraver
- Bowling
- Glove
- Goldsmith
- Error
- Pamela
- Austen
- Bowler
- Grub
- Hitter
- Ruth
- Batter
- Satire
- Andrews
- Governess
- Addison
- Mantle
- Collective
- Rbi
- Novelist
- Inning
- Tobias
- Wicket
- Umpire
- Swift
- Lds
- Assist
- Henry
- Huxley
- Chance
- Pitcher
- Quixote
- Reuben
- Janet
- Deduction
- Stealing
- Dobson
- Balzac
- Pennant
- Parson
- Brigham
- Helen
- Magistrate
- Marjorie
- Cricket
- Triple
- Angus
- Sarah
- Jones
- Novak
- Dramatist
- Steele
- Eighteenth
- Collier
- Eliot
- Bat
- Boswell
- Aubrey
- Dryden
- Wolverine
- Halfback
- Emma
- Novel
- Tom
- Platt
- Daphne
- Beau
Wiktionary
FIELDING, noun. The action of the verb field.
FIELDING, verb. Present participle of field
FIELDING, proper noun. A surname.
FIELDING CIRCLE, noun. (cricket) (in a one-day match) A line, marked on the field, consisting of two semicircles around each wicket joined by parallel lines, outside of which there may be no more than two fielders
FIELDING POSITION, noun. (cricket) (baseball) Any of many named parts of the field of play at which fielders traditionally stand
Dictionary definition
FIELDING, noun. (baseball) handling the ball while playing in the field.
FIELDING, noun. English novelist and dramatist (1707-1754).
Wise words
Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one
good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible,
speak a few sensible words.