RIGHT FIELDER meaning: Outfield baseball player, catches flyballs - OneLook

Usually means: Outfield baseball player, catches flyballs.

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right fielder: Merriam-Webster
right fielder: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
right fielder: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
right fielder: Vocabulary.com
right-fielder: Wordnik
right fielder: Wiktionary
right fielder: Infoplease Dictionary
right fielder: Dictionary.com
Right fielder: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
right fielder: Rhymezone
right fielder: FreeDictionary.org
right fielder: Mnemonic Dictionary
right fielder: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (right fielder)

▸ noun: (baseball) The outfield defensive player that stands to the right of the field as viewed from home plate.

Similar:

left fielder, center fielder, center field, outfielder, field, fielder, left field, centerfield, OFer, outfielding, more...

Opposite:

left fielder, center fielder, outfielder

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Similar:

left fielder, center fielder, center field, outfielder, field, fielder, left field, centerfield, OFer, outfielding, more...

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left fielder, center fielder, outfielder

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