1. graff - Noun
2. graff - Verb
4. Graff - Proper noun
A steward; an overseer.
See Graft.
Source: Webster's dictionaryTake me home, he said silently to Graff. In my dream you said you loved me. Take me home. Orson Scott Card
Ann-Barbara Graff, vice-president academic and research, briefly stepped in after Mac Namara was fired, but Sarah McKinnon is now slated to assume the role on July 15. Source: Internet
Barth (1979) quotation: The ground motive of modernism, Graff asserts, was criticism of the nineteenth-century bourgeois social order and its world view. Source: Internet
Graff, 102–105; Nevins, 465–467 At first he refrained from criticizing his successor, but by 1891 Cleveland felt compelled to speak out, addressing his concerns in an open letter to a meeting of reformers in New York. Source: Internet
Graff, 105; Nevins, 492–493 Although the Cleveland forces preferred Isaac P. Gray of Indiana for vice president, they accepted the convention favorite. Source: Internet
Graff, 117–118; Nevins, 603–605 A group of workingmen led by Jacob S. Coxey began to march east toward Washington, D.C. to protest Cleveland's policies. Source: Internet