Graft

What do we mean by graft?

Deceitful or fraudulent use of one's position, especially in public office, to obtain personal profits or advantages. noun

Money or advantage obtained by such means. noun

To gain money or advantage through deceit or fraud. intransitive verb

To unite (a shoot or bud) with a growing plant by insertion or by placing in close contact. intransitive verb

To join (a plant or plants) by such union. intransitive verb

To transplant or implant (living tissue, for example) surgically into a bodily part to replace a damaged part or compensate for a defect. intransitive verb

To join or unite closely. intransitive verb

To make a graft. intransitive verb

To be or become joined. intransitive verb

A detached shoot or bud united or to be united with a growing plant. noun

The union or point of union of a detached shoot or bud with a growing plant by insertion or attachment. noun

A plant produced by such union. noun

Material, especially living tissue or an organ, surgically attached to or inserted into a bodily part to replace a damaged part or compensate for a defect. noun

The procedure of implanting or transplanting such material. noun

The configuration or condition resulting from such a procedure. noun

Work; labor. noun

A job or a trade. noun

A small shoot or scion of a tree inserted in another tree, the stock of which is to support and nourish it. The two unite and become one tree, but the graft determines the kind of fruit.

A branch or portion of a tree growing from such a shoot.

A portion of living tissue used in the operation of autoplasty.

To work. it bassically means work - whether physical or mental. Urban Dictionary

To graft is to make an obvious, concerted, prolonged effort to make out with and/or have sex with a girl, usually without success Urban Dictionary

To use political power for personal gain. "Graft" is a term used first during the "Gilded Age" (late 19th century. Urban Dictionary

To sell drugs Urban Dictionary

To flirt heavily with a girl, in the hope of having sex with her Urban Dictionary

1.) Verb. A more modern and extended version of swot (i.e., to study, particularly in preparation for a test or exam). 2.) Noun. Hard work. Urban Dictionary

When we go out at the weekend we always graft a car stereo or sumthin to make £ Urban Dictionary

The act of flirting outrageously with somebody, it can become addictive. mainly used by players and ultimate legends. Urban Dictionary

Where someone is chatting or flirting to someone to try to get in a relationship Urban Dictionary

Scottish slang meaning a guy who is trying to get a girl to like him. A bit like flirting. Can be shortened to 'graft' or 'g-rafting' Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to graft:
graft, draft, craft, grant, raft, graf, wraft, grift, kraft, grat, graff, yraft, grafs, gruft, graat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word graft:
cabg, patency, allograft, copolymer, pedicle, rootstock, grafting, patellar, autologous, aorta, periodontal, transplantation, aortic, embezzlement, cornea, inefficiency, flap, donor, scion, rejection, transplant, corruption, bribery, complication, connective, tendon, proximal, acl, cartilage, tissue, coronary, kidneys, nerve, artery, ligament, arteries, bone, socket, surgical, procedure, polymer, skin, surgery, fig, nasal, betrayal, vascular, survival, immune, surgeon, anterior, facial, tissues, thickness, bypass, recipient, patient, corrupt, synthetic, complications, scandal, vein, versus, healing, reconstruction, tooth, wound, prosecution, recipients, onto, disease, knee, procedures, charges, patients, chains, cells, acute, allegations, valve, chronic, failure, removal, repair, technique, infection, host, rehabilitation, muscle, root, breast, restore, underlying, therapy, blood, stem, healthy, organ, treat, clinical.

Words that rhyme with graft:
draft, craft, shaft, draught, raft, daft, aircraft, aft, chaffed, haft, witchcraft, taft, overdraft, kraft, handicraft, spacecraft, hovercraft, handcraft, antiaircraft, camshaft, updraft, statecraft, laughed, stagecraft, crankshaft, staffed, redraft, autographed, understaffed, choreographed, downdraft, butt shaft, bank draft, graphed, life raft, telegraphed, photographed, starcraft, pleasure craft, gaffed, air shaft, fighter aircraft, sight draft, sleeping draught, ashcraft, landing craft, william howard taft, krafft, schoolcraft, balsa raft, calfed, overstaffed, pilotless aircraft, time draft, amphibious aircraft, rotor shaft, foreign draft, attack aircraft, mosquito craft, rotating shaft, transmission shaft, siegecraft, craycraft, beechcraft, via aircraft, haycraft, biocraft, childcraft, colorcraft, computercraft, designcraft, gemcraft, hutchcraft, metallgesellschaft, northcraft, ravenscraft, raycraft, reycraft, tandycraft, whitcraft.

Adjectives that are often used to describe graft:
free, thickness, autogenous, composite, saphenous, prosthetic, fat, corneal, aortic, cancellous, vascular, honest, full, skin, synthetic, fibular, petty, dermal, arterial, thin, hard, lamellar, gingival, thick, mucosal, infected, successful, cortical, donor, stent, omental, fascial, internal, tibial, venous, vascularized, corticocancellous, onlay, mucous, cleft, shaped, anterior, coronary, renal, femoral, costochondral, pedicled, patellar, interpositional, dorsal, allogeneic, buccal, bifurcated, sural, conjunctival, chronic, tricortical, split, posterior, pancreatic, penetrating, iliac, fullthickness, femoropopliteal, endovascular, septal, cranial, acute, facial, occluded, distal, jejunal, massive, structural, lata.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective graft:
host, rejection, failure, surgery, survival, function, material, patency, placement, loss, replacement, infection, copolymers, acceptance, copolymerization, rates, polymerization, occlusion, thrombosis, disease, reaction, atherosclerosis, incorporation, leukemia, repair, copolymer, outcome, insertion, removal, dysfunction, hybrids, destruction, healing, arteriosclerosis, preparation, tenderness, union, surveillance, operation, anastomosis, fixation, harvesting, excision, reactions, interposition, stenosis, flow, sepsis, technique, site, selection, success, rupture, urethroplasty, preservation, implantation, procedure, passage, revision, clarity, junction, transmission, reconstruction, money, tissue, interface, incompatibility, closure, artery, resorption, vasculopathy, myeloma, angioplasty, origin, bone, viability, salvage, migration, harvest, formation, prosecution, polymers, shunt, recipients, adherence, take, hybrid, deployment, physiology.

Consonant match to graft:
grift, graphed, groft.

Words that sound like graft:
graft, graphed, grift, gruft, craft, kraft, krafft, graph, graphite, grat, graff, grafter, graf, graef, graphe, grafts, gaffed, graeff, graefe, -graph, croft, kreft, cruft, kroft, great, gift, grief, greet, grit, grad, grate, greif, graphs, gruff, grout, gret, graphy, griff, griffey, groot, grifter, groat, grot, grif, goofed, griffy, gft, groff, grassed, grote, grete, garotte, gref, gradd, grott, griffe, griffo, grut, graffer, grefe, gruf, gruffy, geft, griffie, griet, gracht, greit, grof, great-, grifo, graaf, grotte, guerette, garoutte, guerrette, -graphy, graat, griffa, crafts, crafty, crafter, crat, craf, krat, caft, kratt, calfed, -crat, corn-fed, kaft, draft, gat, draught, gaff, gaffe, gaf, gaffa, gaffey, engraft, agrapha.