IPA: //ˈkæn.fɪld//
KK: /ˈkænˌfɪld/
A type of solitaire card game played by one person.
She spent the afternoon playing canfield to relax.
The word 'canfield' originates from Old English, where 'can' (meaning to know) and 'feld' (meaning field or open land) combine to suggest a field that is known or familiar. It refers to a specific area of land that is recognized or understood.
Think of a 'known' ('can') 'field' ('feld') — this helps you remember that 'canfield' refers to a familiar or recognized area of land.