turf (someone) out

To eject, evict, or otherwise forcibly remove someone (from someplace). Primarily heard in UK. The bouncer turfed the drunkard out of the bar after he started a fight with another customer. I just found out that the landlord is turfing us out at the end of the month because he wants to move back into the house himself.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Lyubomir	-	Bulgarian, Medieval Slavic
Ingram	ING-grəm	English
Reyhan	-	Turkish, Uyghur
Sigiheri	-	Ancient Germanic
Utku	-	Turkish
Bradly	['brædli]