emptyfield

noun
UK /ˈɛmpti fiːld/
US /ˈɛmpti fiːld/

A field that has nothing growing or living in it.

The farmer left the emptyfield bare all winter.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A space in a form or computer program where nothing has been typed.

Please fill in the emptyfield before you submit the form.

3. A place in a game or sports area with no players on it.

The striker ran into the emptyfield and scored.

4. A part of a picture or design that has no color or pattern.

The artist left an emptyfield in the corner of the painting.