graft vb. (‘graft’ as a sb. does not occur)
1.
to fix, implant, or attach, as one
does a graft or scion All'sW. I. ii.
54,
Wint. I. ii. 246
“A servant g-ed in my
serious trust,”
R2 III. iv. 101
“the plants thou
g-'st,”
1H4 III. ii. 15
“Such . . . rude
society, As thou art . . . grafted
to,”
Mac. IV. iii. 51.
2.
to fix grafts upon (a
stock)
Cor. II. i. 208
“some old crab-trees . .
. that will not Be g-ed to your
relish.”
