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raff
1[ raf ]
noun
- riffraff; rabble.
Raff
2[ rahf ]
noun
- Joseph Joachim, 1822–82, Swiss composer.
raff
/ ræf /
noun
- rubbish; refuse
- rabble or riffraff
Word History and Origins
Origin of raff1
Word History and Origins
Origin of raff1
Example Sentences
Raff delves into several competing models of how, when and where people first made inroads into the Americas.
Raff wants to tell the most accurate, if still incomplete, story of how humans settled the Americas by integrating research on ancient and modern DNA with archaeological finds.
Look, we are still the same nation of ambitious riff-raff that we always were.
It’s common practice now for both new and established acts — including Amanda Palmer, De La Soul, Belly and Hurray for the Riff Raff — to use Kickstarter or GoFundMe to raise capital for records or tours.
He was known as MTV RiFF RaFF back then, thanks to an MTV logo tattoo on the side of his neck.
When that attachment is opened, the trojan is unleashed, giving the adversary control of the unlucky computer, Raff said.
Raff says the IP address of the server initially connected to the RAT was in Gaza, but it has since changed.
The latest RAT surfaced right before the Gaza conflict began, according to Raff and other Israeli officials.
“The latest element of this campaign is about the recent conflict,” Raff said.
These are the poorer class of models—the riff-raff of the Quarter—who get anywhere from a few sous to a few francs for a séance.
Raff is going to resign, he says; if I can't get that, I'll get into a law office here.
The floating riff-raff had passed away, leaving a solid, intelligent population of sixteen hundred.
But Raff seemed curiously put out and broke upon their chatter.
I cannot say that either Raff or myself had arrived at any clearness when we headed away into the maze of Colootullah that night.
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