Definition of raff in English:

raff

(also reeaf)

noun raf

1Worthless material; trash, rubbish, refuse. Also occasionally: miscellaneous material, odds and ends. Now Scottish and English regional (chiefly northern).
2People of the lowest social class considered collectively; disreputable or undesirable people.
3With the: the most disreputable or the lowest element of a class, community, etc.; the common run of people; the rabble.
4A base, worthless person; a member of the riff-raff.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently partly short for riff and raff one and all, everyone, everything, and partly (especially in later use) shortened from riff-raff. Compare raffle. However, the relationship between the senses of the word presents various uncertainties.

Definition of raff in US English:

raff

(also reeaf)

nounraf

1Worthless material; trash, rubbish, refuse. Also occasionally: miscellaneous material, odds and ends. Now Scottish and English regional (chiefly northern).
2People of the lowest social class considered collectively; disreputable or undesirable people.
3With the: the most disreputable or the lowest element of a class, community, etc.; the common run of people; the rabble.
4A base, worthless person; a member of the riff-raff.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently partly short for riff and raff one and all, everyone, everything, and partly (especially in later use) shortened from riff-raff. Compare raffle. However, the relationship between the senses of the word presents various uncertainties.

单词	raff
释义	Definition of raff in English: raff (also reeaf) noun raf 1Worthless material; trash, rubbish, refuse. Also occasionally: miscellaneous material, odds and ends. Now Scottish and English regional (chiefly northern). 2People of the lowest social class considered collectively; disreputable or undesirable people. 3With the: the most disreputable or the lowest element of a class, community, etc.; the common run of people; the rabble. 4A base, worthless person; a member of the riff-raff. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently partly short for riff and raff one and all, everyone, everything, and partly (especially in later use) shortened from riff-raff. Compare raffle. However, the relationship between the senses of the word presents various uncertainties. Definition of raff in US English: raff (also reeaf) nounraf 1Worthless material; trash, rubbish, refuse. Also occasionally: miscellaneous material, odds and ends. Now Scottish and English regional (chiefly northern). 2People of the lowest social class considered collectively; disreputable or undesirable people. 3With the: the most disreputable or the lowest element of a class, community, etc.; the common run of people; the rabble. 4A base, worthless person; a member of the riff-raff. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Apparently partly short for riff and raff one and all, everyone, everything, and partly (especially in later use) shortened from riff-raff. Compare raffle. However, the relationship between the senses of the word presents various uncertainties.
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