Dust and Turf

Dust

Dust noun - Discarded or useless material.

Turf and dust are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turf" instead a noun "Dust".

Nearby Words: dusty, dusted, dusting, duster

Turf

Turf noun - The territory claimed by a juvenile gang as its own.
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Synonyms for Turf

Dust and turf are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dust" instead a noun "Turf".

Nearby Words: turfed, turfy, turfing

How words are described

old old dust old turf
little little dust little turf

Both words in one sentence

  • City Noir The city is quarantined due to an apparent plague, and there are three enigmatic gangs known as the Reapers, the Dust Men, and the First Sons who begin a turf war over the city.
    Source: City Noir
  • Video Game / inFAMOUS Soon after, the city is quarantined due to an apparent plague and three enigmatic gangs known as the Reapers, the Dust Men, and the First Sons begin a turf war over the city.
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