Outfield (noun)

1. The area of a playing field beyond the infield in baseball, cricket, or other sports.
2. The part of a field that is farthest from the center or middle.

Origin:

Outfield emerged in the late 19th century as a compound noun from out + field.

Examples:

1. The outfielder jumped over the fence to catch the fly ball.
2. The cricket ball rolled to the edge of the outfield.
3. The tennis ball sailed into the outfield.
4. The quarterback threw the football to the wide receiver in the outfield.
5. The soccer ball rolled into the empty outfield after the defender missed the shot.