Definition for Turf:

• To cover with turf or sod; as, to turf a bank, or the border of a terrace.

Synonyms for Turf:

• n.

  •Earth (noun)
  • peat,
  • surface,
  • grass,
  • topsoil,
  • alluvium,
  • humus,
  • marl,
  • dirt,
  • sand,
  • peat moss,
  • fill,
  • mud,
  • loam,
  • shore,
  • coast,
  • lawn,
  • clay,
  • gravel,
  • clod,
  • terra firma,
  • deposit,
  • compost,
  • Terrane,
  • subsoil,
  • glebe,
  • dry land,
  • mold,
  • dust,
  • muck.
  •
  • border,
  • conservancy,
  • acreage,
  • conservation area,
  • belt,
  • corridor,
  • claim.
  •
  • bowl,
  • crease,
  • Astroturf,
  • court,
  • territory,
  • baseline,
  • the bench,
  • district,
  • alley,
  • bleachers,
  • terrain,
  • country,
  • the box.
  •
  • grit.
  •
  • capacity,
  • coal-fired,
  • burn,
  • biogas,
  • energy,
  • fossil fuel,
  • biomass,
  • biofuel,
  • gas.
  •
  • cement,
  • carpet,
  • plaster,
  • ice,
  • plate,
  • tile,
  • varnish,
  • wax,
  • board over,
  • paper.
  •
  • heath,
  • Downs,
  • green,
  • paddock,
  • lea,
  • meadow,
  • grassland,
  • moorland,
  • moor.
  •
  • dressage,
  • double,
  • gymkhana,
  • furlong,
  • handicap,
  • horseflesh,
  • flat race,
  • flat racing,
  • the horses,
  • going.
  •area (noun)
  • locality,
  • vicinity,
  • sector,
  • city,
  • county,
  • field,
  • tract,
  • division,
  • townships,
  • square,
  • dominion,
  • zone,
  • precinct,
  • section,
  • enclosure,
  • turf,
  • state,
  • ward,
  • township,
  • patch,
  • quarter,
  • kingdom,
  • stretch,
  • sphere,
  • block,
  • plot,
  • principality,
  • neck of the woods,
  • Principalities,
  • parcel,
  • sectors.
  •area of authority (noun)
  • jurisdiction.
  •area of expertise, rule (noun)
  • domain.
  •area of responsibility or rule (noun)
  • realm.
  •arena (noun)
  • locale,
  • auditorium,
  • circle,
  • area,
  • colosseum,
  • stage,
  • gymnasium,
  • circus,
  • region,
  • arena,
  • courtyard,
  • circuit,
  • hall,
  • room,
  • battlefield,
  • amphitheater,
  • ground,
  • bailiwick,
  • campus,
  • gallery,
  • hippodrome,
  • pen,
  • province,
  • setting,
  • beat,
  • theater,
  • ring,
  • battle-ground.
  •athletic field (noun)
  • playing field.
  •clod (noun)
  • sod.
  •community (noun)
  • commonality,
  • nation,
  • residents,
  • body politic,
  • people,
  • association,
  • populace,
  • center,
  • commonwealth,
  • public,
  • society,
  • hamlet,
  • company,
  • general public,
  • colony,
  • stomping ground.
  •community, surroundings (noun)
  • neighborhood.
  •district (noun)
  • vicinage,
  • department,
  • commune,
  • parish,
  • community.
  •domain (noun)
  • empire,
  • power,
  • wing,
  • concern,
  • scope,
  • authority,
  • slot,
  • demesne,
  • estate,
  • specialty,
  • walk,
  • occupation,
  • land,
  • stomping grounds,
  • discipline,
  • home park.
  •dominion (noun)
  • authorization,
  • government,
  • Prepotency,
  • sway,
  • dominance,
  • control,
  • sovereignty,
  • ascendancy,
  • privilege,
  • regiment,
  • prepotence,
  • command,
  • reign,
  • supremacy,
  • prerogative,
  • regency,
  • rule,
  • property,
  • domination,
  • commission,
  • seniority,
  • management,
  • preeminence,
  • regimentation,
  • enclave.
  •environment (noun)
  • context,
  • element,
  • background,
  • purlieus,
  • surroundings,
  • zoo,
  • conditions,
  • encompassment,
  • ambiance,
  • Mise En Scene,
  • hood,
  • entourage,
  • scenery,
  • scene,
  • situation,
  • milieu,
  • status,
  • climate,
  • circumstances,
  • aura,
  • habitat,
  • backdrop,
  • medium.
  •environs (noun)
  • limits,
  • out skirts,
  • environ,
  • out-skirts,
  • outskirt,
  • out-skirt,
  • out skirt.
  •field (noun)
  • rink,
  • racecourses,
  • fairground,
  • playing areas,
  • fairgrounds,
  • playing area,
  • gridirons,
  • rinks.
  •grass (noun)
  • barleys,
  • grama,
  • gramas,
  • barley.
  •green (noun)
  • grassplots,
  • Grassplot,
  • swards,
  • sward.
  •greensward (noun)
  • greensward.
  •ground (noun)
  • old sod,
  • old sods,
  • landscape.
  •ground cover (noun)
  • leaf litter,
  • tree litter,
  • leaf mold.
  •ground covering (noun)
  • ground cover.
  •grounds and buildings (noun)
  • premises.
  •habitat/habitation (noun)
  • bio-spheres,
  • bio sphere,
  • biosphere,
  • residency,
  • condo,
  • bio spheres,
  • homesteads,
  • bio-sphere,
  • co-op,
  • co op,
  • Residencies,
  • homestead,
  • firesides,
  • biospheres,
  • commorancies,
  • condos,
  • co-ops,
  • Commorancy,
  • fireside,
  • co ops.
  •home (noun)
  • bungalow,
  • Orphanages,
  • hole the wall,
  • where the hat is,
  • living quarters,
  • hospital,
  • where hat is,
  • boarding house,
  • hole in wall,
  • parking place,
  • huts,
  • diggings,
  • re-sort,
  • where the hat i,
  • hole in the wall,
  • living quarter,
  • re-sorts,
  • hole wall,
  • orphanage,
  • hangout,
  • where hat i,
  • bungalows,
  • boarding houses,
  • parking places,
  • rooming house.
  •home base (noun)
  • power base.
  •house (noun)
  • pigsty,
  • bullpens,
  • lean to,
  • leanto,
  • Pigsties,
  • bullpen.
  •human habitat (noun)
  • house.
  •path upon which travel occurs (noun)
  • street.
  •place for athletic play (noun)
  • sports arena.
  •place of residence or activity (noun)
  • location.
  •place where a human lives (noun)
  • home.
  •playing field (noun)
  • recreation ground,
  • sports field.
  •power base (noun)
  • power-base,
  • home turfs,
  • vantage,
  • home turves,
  • home turf.
  •premises (noun)
  • pre mises,
  • pre-mises.
  •protection, habitat (noun)
  • shelter.
  •quarter (noun)
  • Barrios,
  • old town,
  • barrio.
  •racetrack (noun)
  • ovals,
  • paddocks.
  •region (noun)
  • shire,
  • neck of woods.
  •room, scope (noun)
  • space.
  •shelter (noun)
  • coverts,
  • homeplates,
  • Quarterage,
  • harborage,
  • hermitage,
  • de fenses,
  • quarterages,
  • pre serve,
  • roof over head,
  • pre serves,
  • harborages,
  • pre-serves,
  • roof over heads,
  • de-fenses,
  • re-treats,
  • re-treat,
  • homeplate,
  • tent,
  • re treats.
  •sod (noun)
  • mead,
  • Peats,
  • DIVOTS,
  • MEADS,
  • pasturage,
  • divot.
  •space (noun)
  • ex tension,
  • spaciousnesses,
  • elbowrooms,
  • head-rooms,
  • head rooms,
  • headrooms,
  • Elbowroom,
  • ex-tension,
  • head room,
  • head way,
  • headroom,
  • head-room,
  • spaciousness,
  • ex-tensions,
  • head-way.
  •sphere (noun)
  • champaign,
  • champaigns.
  •sports arena (noun)
  • sports venues,
  • sports ground,
  • athletic field,
  • sports venue,
  • sports dome.
  •stamping ground (noun)
  • favorite gathering place,
  • native environment,
  • customary territory.
  •street (noun)
  • byways,
  • back alleys,
  • byway,
  • back alley,
  • by-way,
  • parkway,
  • parkways,
  • by way.
  •surroundings, atmosphere (noun)
  • environment.
  •terrain (noun)
  • pro-files,
  • pro files,
  • topography,
  • pro-file,
  • pro file.
  •territory (noun)
  • ex clave,
  • ex-clave,
  • Exclave,
  • exclaves,
  • terrenes,
  • ex-claves,
  • ex claves.
  •topography (noun)
  • lay of land,
  • the lay land,
  • the lay of the land,
  • the lay the land,
  • lay land,
  • the lay of land,
  • lay the land.
  •turf (noun)
  • soil,
  • track,
  • haunt.
  •usual place of activity (noun)
  • stamping ground.
  •vicinity (noun)
  • pretty nears,
  • pretty near,
  • ballpark,
  • arounds,
  • ballparks.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • fuel,
  • gridiron.
  •
  • earth.
  •
  • race.
  •course
  • racecourse.
  •racecourse
  • racetrack.

Paraphrases for Turf:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ground.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    grass.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    dive, sod, territory, Territories, rodeo, jurisdiction, territorial, terrain, grass, carpet, land.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    lawn, playground, pitch, peat, grassland, field.

Antonyms for Turf:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    admit, accept, house, entertain, lodge, receive, shelter, take, welcome, harbor.

Turf Sentence Examples:

• Now Kincaid came across the turf.

• There was a wild scent from not distant woods, given out from mosses and wild flowers and turf, and the freshness of the upturned soil from ploughed fields.

Hyponym for Turf:

• n.

  • location
    city district, jurisdiction.

• v.

  • contact
    cover.