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sward

[swawrd] / swɔrd /






NOUN
turf
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A boardwalk leads visitors deep into the woods; mown swards direct footsteps up, over and through the Earth Garden; and steppingstone boulders navigate a stream.

From Seattle Times

Not long now: The teams are out on the Turf Moor sward going through the last of the pre-match formalities.

From The Guardian

Not long now: The teams are out on the Camp Nou sward and going through the last of the pre-match formalities.

From The Guardian

Not long now: Burnley’s players give their Liverpool counterparts, the Premier League champions, a guard of honour as they march out on to the Anfield sward with You’ll Never Walk Alone playing over the Tannoy.

From The Guardian

"We accept it is often necessary to maintain a shorter sward near to the road's edge and at junctions, whilst grading to a taller sward near to the hedgerow."

From BBC