outfielder

noun
UK /ˈaʊtˌfiːldə/
US /ˈaʊtˌfiːldər/

A player who stands in the grassy part of a baseball field to catch balls.

The outfielder caught the fly ball to end the inning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cricket player positioned far from the batter to stop or catch the ball.

The outfielder sprinted to the boundary to save a run.

3. In softball, a player who covers the deep grassy area behind the infield.

She played outfielder for her school's softball team.

4. A person who works or plays in an open field area.

The outfielder waved to the crowd from the grass.