infield /inˈfēld/

1. The space enclosed within the baselines (baseball)
2. The part of the field near the wicket (cricket)
3. The players stationed in the infield
4. Formerly, land near a farmhouse, kept constantly manured and under tillage (also adjective)

• wide receivers
• widershins
• wides
• widescreen
• widescreens
• wide-spectrum
• widespread
• widest
• wide-stretched
• wide-watered
• widgeon
• widgeons
• widget
• widgets
• widgie
• widgies
• widish
• widow
• widow bird
• widowed
• widower
• widowerhood
• widowerhoods
• widowers
• widowhood