What does DRAFF mean?

**Parts of Speech:** Noun **Definition:** - the waste or refuse of brewing, consisting of the residue of malt and hops - dregs or refuse **Pronunciations:** - US: /dræf/ - UK: /drɑːf/ **Origin and Usage:** The word "draff" originated from the Middle English word "draf" which means "dregs or refuse". It is commonly used to refer to the waste or refuse of brewing, consisting of the residue of malt and hops. Nowadays, it is also used to refer to any kind of waste or refuse. **Synonyms:** - dregs - refuse - waste - debris - leftovers **Related Words:** - draft - craft - staff - chaff - graff **Example Sentences:** 1. The farmer uses the draff from the brewery as feed for his pigs. 2. The draff of society is often left behind in times of progress. 3. The bottom of the cup was full of draff.