graft
101graft — South African Slang Origin: South African Indian slang meaning work... hey kazzie, im grafting at coconut grove, lakkaz ekse …
102graft — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. inoculate, bud, transplant, implant, join, crossbreed. See mixture, insertion. n. corruption, porkbarrel politics. See stealing, improbity. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [A jointure for growth] Syn. scion,… …
103graft — graphed …
104graft — græft /grÉ‘Ëft n. portion of a plant inserted into the stem of another (Horticulture); portion of tissue which has been surgically transplanted from one place to another; act of grafting; illegal or dishonest acquisition of money v. inserted a… …
105graft — 1. obsolete to cuckold The imagery is of figuratively grafting, or implanting, the horns of cuckoldry on the victim s head. 2. bribery Literally, hard work, from the original meaning, digging a grave. Now standard English …
106graft — I. n. Shoot (inserted in another tree), scion, sprout. II. v. a. Ingraft …
107graft — Verb. 1. To work hard. 2. To steal. Criminal parlance. Northern use Noun. Hard work …
108graft — 1. Dishonest, *fraudulent, or improper behavior. See also *bribe and *corruption. 2. Work, or hard work …
109graft — I n 1. shoot, bud, scion, new growth, sprout, implantation, transplant. v 2. slip, ingraft, implant, insert, infix, join, transplant. II n 1. jobbery, racket, spoils; All Inf. pickings, rake off, cut, kickback; plunder, loot, booty, swag, boodle …
110graft — 1. To connect. Pāku i, pāna i. ♦ Grafted hibiscus, aloalo ho oulu pāku i. 2. Dishonest dealing for profit. Hana aihue i uhi ia …
