Infield is valid Scrabble Word

Is infield a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for INFIELD in dictionary:

VERB:

To inclose, as a field.

NOUN:

the area of a baseball field near the pitch
the inner part of the field of play in various sports.
the part of the field closer to the wicket.
the area within and near the four bases
the players stationed in the infield, collectively.
the land around or near a farmstead, especially arable land
area of the field near the pitch
Arable and manured land kept continually under crop; -- distinguished from outfield.
The diamond; -- opposed to outfield. See Diamond, n., 5.

the area of a baseball field that is enclosed by 3 bases and home plate

ADVERB:

into or towards the inner part of the field of play

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a part of a baseball field

Words related to INFIELD

infields12 intown9

Words that contain INFIELD

infields12 infielder13 grainfield15 infielders14 grainfields16 infieldsman17 infieldsmen17

How to use INFIELD in a sentence

Not so heavy a batter as some of his rivals, he covered a great amount of ground for the Chicagos and steadied the infield throughout the year.
Mathewson could not advance the runners and died on an infield fly.
They tried to clear the field, but only succeeded in driving the crowd from the infield.
As the season warmed into the hotter months the infield had to be rearranged.
But a waiting Yates man, crouchingly running up the line, was successfully passed, and the trio bore farther infield, putting ten more precious yards behind them.
He was a good batsman and a splendid base runner, and was nearly as good a player on the infield as in the out.
Baldwin who pitched for us had no control of the ball, and the stone wall infield of the Chicagos, which included yours truly, was way off and could not field a little bit.
It is a mistake to break up the in-field by bringing a third baseman in close to get hits which a live pitcher should be able to field.
Second base is the prettiest position to play of the entire in-field.
With a runner on third and not more than one out, the batter may try to hit a ground ball to the in-field, sacrificing himself but allowing the runner from third to score.

Or, from a close in-field position one moment, he may be called the next to far left-field to assist in the return of a long hit.
Then, if fumbled, he may still have time to get it back to the infield before base runners can take an extra base.
He should also get near the centre-fielder when the latter is trying for a high fly, so that if the ball is missed he may assist in sending it quickly to the in-field.
If he misses a fly he should get after the ball at once and send it to the proper point on the in-field, and not walk after it simply because he has missed it.
In throwing to any point on the in-field, if the throw is at all a long one, the fielder should line the ball in on the bound.
Hines, thinking the hit perfectly safe, was jogging around the bases when the ball was returned to the in-field.
By getting quickly to second he is in a position to go on to third if the ball is fumbled or slowly handled, or returned to the wrong point on the in-field.
Before Ken got back to his position the second batter hit hard through the infield toward right.
Ken, after pitching to Dean for a while, batted to the infield and so had opportunity to see the improvement.
Graves, however, and McCord following him, went out upon plays to the infield.
That ended the run-getting for State, though they came near scoring again on more fumbling in the infield.
McCord poked a little fly over the infield, scoring Dean.
Prince drove a hot grass-cutter through the infield, and the Place stand let out shrill, exultant yells.

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