sod v EDD ~ v1 9. To throw sods or chunks of peat at an opponent.
T 80/2-64 If you got caught up there with a maid, Itwas murder! Snowballed and sodded or whatever time o'the year'twas! Q 71-8 A more common practice was to sod rather than to ballast. Using dry, peaty sods as missiles was less dangerous than ballasting and hence much more frequently done. 1976 CASHIN 7, 8 When Sir Edward rose to address the gathering he was greeted with boos and was eventually sodded. 'They have sodded Morris in Bay Bulls tonight.'
