Fields

[ feeldz ]

noun

1. W. C. William Claude Dukenfield, 1880–1946, U.S. vaudeville and motion-picture comedian.
2. Dorothy, 1905–74, U.S. librettist and lyricist.

Fields

/ fiːldz /

noun

1. FieldsGracie18981979FEnglishMUSIC: popular singerTHEATRE: entertainer Dame Gracie . real name Grace Stansfield . 1898–1979, English popular singer and entertainer
2. FieldsW. C.18801946MUSFILMS AND TV: actor W. C. real name William Claude Dukenfield . 1880–1946, US film actor, noted for his portrayal of comic roles

Example Sentences

Pink and Marshmello teamed up last year to remake your song “Fields of Gold” — the latest in a long line of covers or samples of your work.

From Los Angeles Times

In 1915, Canadian doctor Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae wrote his famous war poem, In Flanders Fields, following the devastation he witnessed on battlefields in Ypres, Belgium.

From BBC

Fields, nicknamed 'The Butcher', arrives wearing a butcher's apron.

From BBC

On Monday, the Rams signed linebacker Tony Fields II to the practice squad.

From Los Angeles Times

Johnson left the game in the second quarter, when he was carted off the field — following Fields’ four-yard touchdown run — with an air cast on his left leg.

From Los Angeles Times