turf
/tɜːrf/Definitions
1. noun
a layer of grass or other vegetation on the surface of the ground
“The football team played on their home turf for the first time this season.”
2. noun
an area of ground assigned to a particular group, especially a gang or a team, for their exclusive use
“The gang claimed ownership of the public turf and started causing trouble.”
3. noun
a particular type of grass or other vegetation
“The new turf on the football field felt soft underfoot.”
4. verb
to support or associate oneself with a particular person, group, or activity
“The politician tried to turf her opponents by making a surprising announcement.”
5. verb
to dismiss or get rid of someone or something
“The manager decided to turf the underperforming employee from the company.”