He was turfed out of his job.
The landlord turfed him out of his flat because he did not pay the rent.
He was turfed out of the team after he played bad at the last game.
The landlord turfed him out of his flat because he did not pay the rent.
He was turfed out of the team after he played bad at the last game.
by Stephen Flaherty October 23, 2007
1.To represent yo hood to the fullest 24-7 365....
2.hood,rough around the edges....
3.wearing hood colors,clothing,etc....
2.hood,rough around the edges....
3.wearing hood colors,clothing,etc....
1.swade is hella turfed out, he bangs da hood everywhere he goes...
2.Ron Artest is turfed out lol....
3.We gon be turfed out at the club on saturday....
2.Ron Artest is turfed out lol....
3.We gon be turfed out at the club on saturday....
by juggy21 November 20, 2010
by DGTS December 22, 2008
Excrete, empty one's bowels. The act of getting rid of last night's over-indulgence in curry and copious amounts of Newcastle Brown Ale. Dog's also turf out regularly, for no other reason other than to turf out in general... and pound for pound their's is bigger.
"You look relieved. Wassup?"
"Mate, I had a turf out this morning..."
"Big night?"
"Chicken tikka chilli balti phal and 12 pints of Newky"
"Mate, I had a turf out this morning..."
"Big night?"
"Chicken tikka chilli balti phal and 12 pints of Newky"
by Flatster October 28, 2005
1. To be called out at your place of residence by people with knives.
2. To go down on a girl vigorously in a way she would find uncomfortable.
2. To go down on a girl vigorously in a way she would find uncomfortable.
1. Brooks got turfed out by the brothers robrahn.
2. Kevin totally turfed out jenny's vag last night.
2. Kevin totally turfed out jenny's vag last night.
by Marilyn Monrofl December 30, 2009