Results for “eld”

elder

noun

A respected older member of a community, often looked to for guidance or leadership.

elderly

adjective

Old, especially having reached an advanced age.

elderman

noun

A male elder or senior leader within a tribe or community.

eldest

adjective

Oldest, especially among siblings or a group.

Eldon

noun

A place name, including a village in County Durham, England.

Eldorado

noun

A place name used for several towns across different countries, related to the legendary golden city El Dorado.

Eldridge

noun

An English surname.

afield

adv

Away from home or from a familiar starting point, often over a distance.

airfield

noun

An open area set up for aircraft to take off and land, usually smaller and less developed than an airport.

Bakersfield

name

A major city in Kern County, California.

battlefield

noun

The area of ground where a battle is or was fought.

Belden

name

An English surname derived from a place name.

Bradfield

name

An English surname, and the name of several villages in England.

Butterfield

name

An English surname, and the name of several small communities in the United States.

Caulfield

name

An English surname, also the name of a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, known for its racecourse.

chesterfield

noun

A sofa with padded arms and a back of the same height, often with buttoned leather upholstery.

Copperfield

name

A surname, famously associated with the fictional character David Copperfield and the illusionist David Copperfield.

cornfield

noun

A field where corn (maize or another cereal crop) is grown.

Fairfield

name

An English place name meaning "beautiful field," used as the name of several towns in the United States.

Feldman

name

A Jewish and German surname meaning "field man," historically an occupational name.

field

noun

An open area of land, especially one used for growing crops, grazing animals, or playing sports.

fielder

noun

In cricket or baseball, a player positioned to catch or stop the ball rather than bat.

fielding

noun

The act or skill of catching and returning the ball in cricket, baseball, and similar sports.

Fields

name

An English surname, originally denoting someone who lived near open fields.

Garfield

name

A male given name and surname; also the name of a famous orange cartoon cat.

gelding

noun

A castrated male horse.

greenfield

noun

Land that has not previously been developed, often considered for new building projects.