How Do You Spell TURF?
Correct spelling for the English word "turf" is [t_ˈɜː_f], [tˈɜːf], [tˈɜːf]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of TURF
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The grassy surface of untilled land; a detached piece of the surface of a grassy park or pasture hillside; sod; sward; the fibrous, black, earthy substance used as fuel; peat; race-ground; horse-racing.
Common Misspellings for TURF
Below is the list of 166 misspellings for the word "turf".
- turp
- turk
- truu
- ture
- surff
- tuver
- taffi
- turth
- turb
- butif
- turjey
- curfuw
- tgif
- truf
- darfar
- toura
- turfed
- thuff
- toffe
- turgor
- tarife
- tuf
- turs
- turky
- tuffy
- tfour
- surfy
- dworf
- turffle
- turt
- ataff
- turn
- taffee
- dawrf
- telfa
- turke
- toffie
- tarrif
- termfor
- turly
- thirf
- tuffer
- tur
- touff
- stuuf
- turh
- outif
- tufor
- tarif
- yourf
- turm
- dutyof
- tturn
- dtuff
- dounf
- traff
- turle
- tamff
- terffic
- starf
- darfu
- typfy
- outof
- tarffic
- turff
- tugg
- outfi
- touvh
- turfs
- tipeof
- topof
- touph
- terf
- trouf
- diouf
- turch
- turor
- ourf
- ourv
- teriff
- tedf
- turd
- ttry
- tuib
- tiurf
- turi
- tyuor
- yurf
- 6urf
- 5urf
- tjrf
- t8rf
- t7rf
- tuef
- tu5f
- tu4f
- turc
- turv
- turg
- rturf
- trurf
- fturf
- tfurf
- gturf
- tgurf
- yturf
- tyurf
- 6turf
- t6urf
- 5turf
- t5urf
- tuyrf
- thurf
- tuhrf
- tjurf
- tujrf
- tuirf
- t8urf
- tu8rf
- t7urf
- tu7rf
- tuerf
- turef
- tudrf
- turdf
- tutrf
- turtf
- tu5rf
- tur5f
- tu4rf
- tur4f
- turfd
- turcf
- turfc
- turvf
- turfv
- turgf
- turfg
- turrf
- turfr
- utrf
- tturf
- tuurf
- 4urf
- vurf
- uurf
- tqrf
- twrf
- tu2f
- tuzf
- tupf
- tusf
- t urf
- tu rf
- tur f
- thuff
- tuf
- tuffy
- tfour
- thirf
- tuffer
- tufor
- touph
- trouf
- turor
- teriff
Usage Examples for TURF
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He found him walking too and fro in the soft turf outside the window. - "Capt'n Davy's Honeymoon 1893" by Hall Caine
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" Righto," agreed Frank, taking up his racquet, while Jack sank to the turf bordering the court, to look on. - "The Radio Boys with the Revenue Guards" by Gerald Breckenridge
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She came noiselessly on the turf, and with the click of the gate her shadow fell at Humility's feet. - "The Ship of Stars" by Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
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There isn't a hill so barren, nor a turf- pit so square, nor a road so monotonous, that I cannot for a moment fall in love with it. - "Mogens and Other Stories Mogens; The Plague At Bergamo; There Should Have Been Roses; Mrs. Fonss" by Jens Peter Jacobsen
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At first they could see nothing; then Wolfenden threw off the shade from the lamp and the light fell in a broad track upon a dark, motionless figure stretched out upon the turf. - "Mysterious Mr. Sabin" by E. Phillips Oppenheim
