turf

Converse of object

• mow: Tests are carried out in a number of areas including close mown fine turf.
• lay: Laying the turf Start by laying the first turf down the longest straight edge.
• tread: He had chosen the candidate, trod the turf, pressed the flesh and personalized events wherever possible.
• dig: These are: A spade, used for cutting pits, and digging turf that marked part of the common boundary.

Adjective modifier

• hallowed: NO GOLF course on earth compares to the hallowed turf of St Andrews.
• springy: There, he found a plump mallard drake lying on the springy turf.
• artificial: Artificial turf will tend to give painful friction burns in equivalent situations.
• frozen: Ice and frozen turf are not required for upward progress.
• synthetic: These systems can also be applied to synthetic turf, which is a major product for European carpet mills.

Modifies a noun

• Moor: Turf Moor places the club in the heart of the community.
• rampart: This was defended by a turf rampart on a stone footing which enclosed an area of approximately 2.8 hectares.
• pitch: There are only two turf pitches, the rest consisting of carpet rolled over a cement strip.
• maze: The furthest end of the garden is terminated with a blue brick and turf maze.
• labyrinth: British turf labyrinths A update on the eight surviving ancient turf ' mazes ' by Marilyn Clark.
• cutter: At Beaghmore, in County Tyrone, turf cutters have revealed a complex of seven stone circles and at least nine stone alignments.

Noun used with modifier

• astro: Next to the grassed area is the all weather floodlit astro turf pitch.
• medallion: A homeowners guide to turf and lawn seed Medallion turf and seed.
• downland: The early flowers starting to show on the short downland turf include Whitlow Grass and Hairy Violet.
• wildflower: They are ideal for use with our wildflower meadow turf - please e-mail us with your requirements or for further details.
• amenity: Q Lawns are one of the UK's biggest producers of amenity turf.