Outfielder

Definition of Outfielder

A baseball player who plays in the outfield, the area of the field beyond the infield.

How should Outfielder divide into syllables

The first syllable out has one vowel ou and one consonant t. The second syllable field has two vowels ie and one consonant ld. The third syllable er has one vowel e and one consonant r.

Part of Speech - Outfielder

The outfielder caught the ball and threw it to the infielder.

Sentences with Outfielder

• The outfielder caught the ball and threw it to the first baseman.
• The center fielder ran to catch the ball before it hit the ground.
• The left fielder made a diving catch to save the game.
• The outfield player has a strong arm and can throw the ball a long way.
• The fly chaser ran back to the wall to catch the ball.
• The garden in the outfield is well-maintained and looks beautiful.
• The pasture in the outfield is where the cows graze during the off-season.
• The meadow in the outfield is a great place for a picnic.
• The grass in the outfield is cut short to make it easier to play on.
• The turf in the outfield is made of artificial grass.
• The diamond is the area of the field where the infield and outfield meet.
• The ballpark is where the baseball games are played.
• The stadium is filled with fans cheering for the outfielder.
• The arena is where the best outfielders compete against each other.
• The pitch is where the ball is thrown by the pitcher.
• The grounds of the baseball field are kept clean and tidy.
• The field is where the game is played.
• The ball field is where the baseball games are played.
• The ball yard is where the outfielder catches the ball.

Quotes with Outfielder

Number of characters in Outfielder

10 ( o, u, t, f, i, e, l, d, e, r )

Unique letters in Outfielder

9 ( o, u, t, f, i, e, l, d, r )

Outfielder Backwards

redleiftuo

Phonetic Transcription of Outfielder

IPA (International): ˈaʊˌtfi:ldɜ:

ARA (American): ˈaʊˌtfildɝ

EPA (English): ˈaʊˌtfi:ldɜ:

AW-TFIY-LDER