Outfielder (noun)

1. A player in baseball who is positioned in the outfield.
2. A player in cricket who is positioned in the outfield.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from out + fielder.

Examples:

1. The outfielder made an incredible catch to save the game.
2. The outfielder had a strong arm and was able to throw out many runners.
3. The outfielder was known for his speed and agility.
4. The team's best outfielder was signed to a large contract.
5. The opposing team's outfielder was intimidating to the batters.