1. A jumble; sweepings; the rabble; the riff-raff. Raff-Merchant, a lumber merchant.

2. To sweep; to huddle together.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• roff,
• ralf,
• rafe,
• ruff,
• 5aff,
• 4aff,
• rzff,
• rsff,
• reaff,
• rfaff,
• 5raff,
• r5aff,
• 4raff,
• r4aff,
• rzaff,
• razff,
• rsaff,
• rasff,
• rwaff,
• rawff

• rape,
• raby,
• raub,
• rave,
• raf,
• RAAB,
• rap,
• raffia,
• RAPP,
• RAAP,
• rabe,
• RABB,
• raffa.

The adjective form of the word "Raff" is "raffish".

The plural of the "Raff" can be the "raffs".

The singular of the "Raff" can be the "Raff".