barefield
nounUK /ˈbɛəfiːld/
US /ˈbɛrfiːld/
A barefield is a wide open piece of land with no trees or buildings on it.
The children ran across the barefield behind the school.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A field where crops have been harvested and nothing is left growing.
After the harvest, only stubble remained on the barefield.
3. A sports ground with no stands or covered seating.
The village team practiced on a barefield at the edge of town.
4. A place or situation that feels empty and without comfort or shelter.
The old factory left a barefield of concrete where the park used to be.