field

To handle or take care of

The lawyer fielded the press's questions skillfully, giving away no more information than he wanted to.

the field

(updated) The area all around us and through us that looks like air and space but is really a pool of energy filled with vibrational information emitted from and by all living things. The Divine Interface. The Flower of Life. The Force. The Matrix. God/Dess. Us.

We, the human species, would be so much more powerful if we acknowledged the FIELD and realized we are ONE, instead of believing we are separate and that none of us are feeling the giant, pulsing, intense, transmission that is our collective vibrational output.

field

to respond; to give a skillfull or offhand answer to a question

Famous people always have to field some weird questions

the fields

Another name for plainfield, new jersey.

The party down in the fields was bangin.

Into the field

When an employee leaves their usual place of work to work elsewhere, usually in a city setting.

FBI: I'm going into the field to catch this urban cereal killer. He's currently after the Corn Chex.

field

A large clearing or open space.

I ran around in the field.

Fielding

The Ultimate Rock-star. A legend of town.

Known for his Jim Morrison Traits.

Man that Fielding was wasted on everything last night. Jim Morrison the real!