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I think it's "diversion" in the (unusual) sense of "an enjoyable activity", and "field" in the sense of "an open outdoor area with grass or crops". Which is a k
by wiml 5y ago
I think it's "diversion" in the (unusual) sense of "an enjoyable activity", and "field" in the sense of "an open outdoor area with grass or crops". Which is a kid of ... poetic? ... definition of a "sport" (e.g. football, a leisure activity you do on a grassy square).
- kragen 5y agoI don't think that's an unusual sense of "diversion" 150 years ago. It's the main sense of the cognate in Spanish or French.