turfed
Laid with sod
Turfed is the past tense of turf, which has several meanings depending on context.
To turf a lawn is to cover it with grass sod.
In British and Australian slang, to turf someone out is to expel or eject them forcibly: He got turfed from the pub for starting a fight.
In medical slang, to turf a patient is to transfer them to another department or service, often to avoid dealing with a difficult case.
Removed from property legally
- oustedRemoved from position
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
- ejectedForcibly removed
- removedTaken from position
dispossessed · displaced · thrown out · kicked out · booted · banished · exiled · dislodged
evicted
Removed from property legally
removed · dispossessed · displaced · thrown out · kicked out · booted · banished · exiled · dislodged · uprooted
sodded
Covered with turf
- grassedCovered with lawn
- lawnTended yard grass
- landscapedGrounds aesthetically arranged
rolled · laid · seeded · resurfaced · covered · yard · green · grass · sod · groundcover
pitch
Frequency of sound
rugby · soccer · cricket · golf · hockey · groundsman · artificial · natural · divot · worn
- home turfOne's established domain
- turf warStruggle over claimed ground
- surf and turfSeafood and meat entrée
- artificial turfManufactured grass-like ground covering
- local turfArea one claims familiarity
- synthetic turfManufactured grass substitute