grafter
- noun
- /ˈɡræftər/
- Informal
Very shrewd grafter, and he had heard.
- Very shrewd grafter, and he had heard.
Examples
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Very shrewd grafter, and he had heard.
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She is a dedicated grafter who puts in long hours to ensure her team's success.
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As a skilled grafter, he tirelessly works in the garden, merging different plants to create beautiful hybrids.
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The charity relies on many hardworking grafters who volunteer their time to help those in need.
Antonyms
How Hardworking
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Etymology
The word grafter for a person who joins plants comes from the word graft, which means 'a piece of plant put onto another' or 'to join plants'. Think of joining a small branch to a tree so it grows new fruit; that is what a grafter does.