field show (feldsho)

Same as field - trial. fieldsman (fēldz'man), n.; pl. fieldsmen (-men). [ agrestis, closely resembling and related to the chipping - sparrow, S. social is or S. domestic a. It is very common in the eastern United States, in habiting fields, hedges, and way Field-sparrow ( Spisella pusilla). sides, and nesting in low bushes near the ground. field-sports (fēld's ports), n. pl. Recreations of the field; outdoor sports, particularly hunting and athletic games. field-staff (fēld's taf), n. A staff formerly carried by gunners in the field, and holding a lighted match for discharging cannon. field-telegraph (feld tele-graf), n. graph adapted for use in the field in military operations. In some instances part of the wire is reeled off from a wagon and supported on light posts, and another part is insulated and allowed to rest on the ground. field-titling (feld' titling), n. The meadow pipit, Anthus pratensis. [Local, Eng.] field-train (feld'tran), n. In the British army, a branch of the artillery service, consisting of commi aries and conductors of stores, which has charge of the ammunition, and whose duty A tele fiendful it is to form depots of it at convenient points between the base of operations and the front, so that no gun may run short during an engagement.