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Draff (noun) means the solid waste left over from brewing or distilling, often given to pigs or cattle as feed.

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The solid waste left over from brewing or distilling, often given to pigs or cattle as feed.
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Etymology

Comes from Middle English draf, likely from an unrecorded Old English *dræf, from Proto-Germanic *drabaz.

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What is the meaning of draff?
"draff" (noun) means the solid waste left over from brewing or distilling, often given to pigs or cattle as feed.
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Other words for "draff" include dregs, hogwash.

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