graff

1. (botany, archaic) Alternative form of graft.Examples: "Truly, said Pantagruel, if I live to go home--which I hope will be speedily, God willing--I'll set off and graff some in my garden in Touraine, by the banks of the Loire, and will call them bon-Christian or good-Christian pears, for I never saw better Christians than are these good Papimans."; "For where men look for fruit they graff the tree, And study still the rising plant to train; And artist uses to refine the gold Designed by him the precious gem to hold."alt-ofalternativearchaic

1. (obsolete) A steward; an overseer.obsoleteuncountable

1. (slang) Clipping of graffiti.abbreviationalt-ofclippingslanguncountable

1. (slang) Clipping of graffitiExamples: "Just two days ago, I had graffed a piece with my crew and went to Sunrise High School."; "There’s nothing like heat in this light. There’s only what I’m graffing—the swirls and orbs and flecks and tags, the pictures I’m making for Stefan."; "Whilst living in Squatopolis, I remember returning home with a bag of sweaty skip, and finding him graffing a huge piece on to one wall: the squat logo being smashed with a fist surrounded by the words “Better Let Homes Rot Than Squat”."Synonyms: graff upabbreviationalt-ofclippingslang

1. (slang, journalism) Alternative form of graf (“paragraph”).Examples: "Were I not hooked-up, and old enough to be her father, I'd be stalking Alyssa Rosenberg because of the following graff:[…]"alt-ofalternativeslang