Turf ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Turf ( noun )

1. A layer of earth held together by the roots of grass and other plants, used for covering lawns, sports fields, and gardens.
2. An area of land or territory claimed or defended by a particular group or individual.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word "týrf" meaning a piece of grassland.

Examples:

1. The new turf was recently installed on the football field.
2. He laid down new turf in the garden.
3. The turf was soft and springy underfoot.
4. The turf war between the two gangs was escalating.
5. The company was expanding its turf and moving into new markets.

(As a verb)

Turf ( verb )

1. A layer of earth held together by the roots of grass and other plants, used for covering lawns, sports fields, and gardens.
2. An area of land or territory claimed or defended by a particular group or individual.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word "týrf" meaning a piece of grassland.

Examples:

1. The new turf was recently installed on the football field.
2. He laid down new turf in the garden.
3. The turf was soft and springy underfoot.
4. The turf war between the two gangs was escalating.
5. The company was expanding its turf and moving into new markets.