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field day

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“Workers, loosely defined, are having a field day because it’s their market right now,” says Kerry Sulkowicz, a psychoanalyst who coaches chief executives.

From Time

Audio enthusiasts who care about nuanced differences in bass and treble levels—and want to change their EQ from track to track—could have a field day with these noise-canceling earbuds.

On-site field days will be held in the Vail area and the mountains east of Bellingham or Seattle, respectively.

We were having a field-day, and my side of the battle was advancing in sections under shell-fire over fairly flat country.

It was a field-day for the women, for every shop had its strong temptation, and the world seemed on dress-parade.

To brigade the army was impossible, and every field-day was a scene of ludicrous confusion.

The only difficulty to our participating in such a field-day would be the expense for travelling to and fro.

Moreover, to accompany Gatacre on a field-day was a lesson in horsemanship.

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On this page you'll find 212 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to field day, such as: delight, diversion, enjoyment, hilarity, laughter, and pleasure.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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