fieldmeasure
verbUK /ˈfiːldˌmɛʒə/
US /ˈfiːldˌmɛʒər/
To measure things outside, like the size of a field or land.
The farmer used a long tape to fieldmeasure the new pasture.
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2. To check the size or amount of something while working outdoors.
The scientists fieldmeasured the plots before planting seeds.
3. To estimate the area of open land by walking and marking it.
They fieldmeasured the meadow to plan the new fence.
4. To record measurements taken directly in a natural setting rather than in a lab.
The team fieldmeasured the river's width after the storm.