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  • 101field goal — /ˈfild goʊl / (say feeld gohl) noun Rugby Football, etc. a goal scored by drop kicking the ball over the opponents goal during play; drop goal …

  • 102field general — noun 1. (football) the person who plays quarterback (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑quarterback, ↑signal caller • Derivationally related forms: ↑quarterback (for: ↑quarterback) …

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  • 103Sid Field — Infobox Person name = Sid Field image size = 202px caption = birth name = Sidney Arthur Field birth date = birth date|1904|04|01 birth place = Ladywood, Birmingham death date = death date and age|1950|02|03|1904|04|01 death place = Richmond,… …

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  • 104playing field — play|ing field [ pleııŋ ,fild ] noun count a piece of land with lines marked on it where a particular sport is played => LEVEL 3 …

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  • 105playing field — play′ing field n. spo an expanse of level ground, as in a park or stadium, where athletic events are held • Etymology: 1575–85 …

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  • 106play the field — phrasal to date or have romantic connections with more than one person …

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  • 107Play the field — 1. have as many flirtations as possible; 2. keep oneself open to advantage from a number of sources …

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  • 108play the field — Australian Slang 1. have as many flirtations as possible; 2. keep oneself open to advantage from a number of sources …

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  • 109play the field — informal to have several sexual relationships before you choose a permanent partner …

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  • 110play the field — idi inf Informal. a) to engage in a broad range of activities b) to date a number of persons during the same period of time …

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