Plural of draff; multiple batches or quantities of brewing or cider-making refuse and dregs.
Simple plural of 'draff' formed by adding '-s.' The word 'draff' itself has Old Norse origins referring to waste products.
Historical brewery records mention 'draffs' by the barrel, showing that medieval accountants were meticulous about tracking waste because even garbage had a market value as animal feed.
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