An enclosed piece of land, enclosure, close; also, an extensive common pasture; a large common.

A piece of enclosed land, e.g. in the midst of fens or marshes or of waste land generally.

A piece of open land which is used, or has been designated to be used, for a particular purpose (originally and still predominantly agriculture…

Level and unenclosed land, esp. as used for or suitable for pasture or cultivation; land consisting of a field or fields.

A piece of cultivated land, a field. Now poetic.

In extended use: an enclosed piece of ground for pasture or cultivation; a field, a paddock. Now regional (chiefly Scottish).

In many senses more or less specific: as, An enclosed field (now chiefly local, in the English midlands); spec. (with capital initial), at certain…

An enclosure reclaimed from outlying moorland, pasture, or common; an enclosure or piece of land detached from the estate to which it belongs.

(Chiefly northern dialect) A piece of land taken in from a moorland, common, etc.; an enclosure.

A field.

Level, open land, esp. as used for or suitable for cultivation; land consisting of fields. Obsolete.

(in Ireland) any of a number of small fields or plots of ground adjoining a town or village, usually let for cultivation or pasture; an allotment.

Australian and New Zealand. A piece of enclosed land of any size; spec. a vast tract of rural land.

Chiefly Caribbean. A tract of grassland with defined limits such as a meadow, paddock, ranch, or park.