Draff
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 151
draf, n. {lit dregs, waste in Uter the refuse of malt that has been brewed from. adjs Draffish, Draff'y, worthle , [Prob. E., cog. with Scand. draf and with Gael, and Ir drabh.] mote mflte mbOn Men. 150 IMG:page-150.webp:Page 150 n; Draft Draft, draft, «• anything drawn a selection of men from an army, , an order for the payment of money lines drawn for a plan a rotij’h sketch the depth to which a ve el sinks in water. [A corr. of Draught.] Chambers's Etymological Dictionary
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