Turbulent
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 544
tur'bu-lent, adj., tumultuous, dis- turbed in violent commotion disposed to disorder restle producing commotion. ns Tur'bulence. Tur'bulency.— adv. Turbulent — ly. (L turbulent us iurba, tumult, a crowd.] Tureen, tii-ren', «. a large dish lor holding soup at table. [Lit. ‘an earthenware dish/ Fr. tort me—L. terra, earth Turf, turf, n the surface of land matted with the roots of gra , a cake of turf cut off. sod peat race-ground: horscraang pi. Turf*. v.t. to cover with turf or sod. [A.S turf, Icc. torf; perh. conn with Sans. drirvA, millet-gra .] Turfy, turf adj. abounding with, made of, or covered with turf: havuig the nature 01 appearance of turf. «. Turf 'lneafl. Turgent, tur'jcnt,
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