Definition of "gas-field" [gas-field]

• A region or area of territory from which natural gas is obtained in sufficient quantity to be of economical importance. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Russia's decision to restrict access to the first major oil-and gas-field tender in five years has caused outrage among the country's industry titans, who say the Kremlin's claimed push for transparency and fair access is going nowhere."
• "Drilling of new wells, routine maintenance and gas-field equipment release substances that contribute to ozone pollution, including volatile organic compounds and nitrogen oxides."
• "He said the company, the country's only Fortune 500 company and the country's most profitable firm, soon will announce a gas-field development off the Malaysian peninsula's shore."