Definition of: outfield

(out′fēld′) noun
1. In baseball, cricket, etc., the players who take their positions in the outer part of the field, or the field occupied by them; specifically, in baseball, right, left, and center field, or all the field beyond the bases.
2. Scot. Arable land continually cropped without being manured.
3. A field not situated near a house.
4. A bordering region or domain.
—out′field′er noun