creeksidefield
nounUK /ˈkriːk.saɪd.fiːld/
US /ˈkriːk.saɪd.fiːld/
A field that is right next to a small stream.
The cows grazed in the creeksidefield while the water bubbled past.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A grassy area beside a creek used for picnics and play.
We spread our blanket in the creeksidefield and watched the ducks.
3. A piece of farmland irrigated by a nearby creek.
The farmer planted corn in the creeksidefield because the soil stayed moist.
4. A natural habitat where creek water meets open grassland.
Frogs and dragonflies thrive in the creeksidefield.