Graduate

grad'u-ut, v.t to divide into tegular intervals: to mark with degices to proportion — vi. to pa by grades 01 degnos to pa through a university course and uctuc a degree. — one admitted to a degree in a college, university, or society n. Graduation [Low L. graduatus—L. gr tutus, a slip, a degree.] Graduator, grad'0-u-tor, u. a mai lie mali cal instrument for graduating or dividing lines into regular intervals Gradus, grt'dus, u a dictionary of Greek or Latin prosody [Contr. of gradus ad Pantos sum, a step or stair to Parna us, the abode of the Muses Graff, n and v. (B old form of Graft Graft, graft, a small branch used in grafting —v.t. to make an incision m a tree or plant, and insert m a small branch of another: to insert in something anything not belonging to —v — to insert cuttings into a tree u. Graft'er [Orig Graff— O. Fr grajlc.Fr gu'JJc)- L. grapkium a style or pencil [which the inserted slip lesembled) — Gr. grap/io to write Grail, bee Gradual.