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grafter

[graf-ter, grahf-] / ˈgræf tər, ˈgrɑf- /




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James Milner: I remember this player playing for Newcastle United and thinking he's a grafter.

From BBC

She is a grafter, riding more races than anyone else in Ireland this season.

From BBC

I like Jesus a lot, and he is far more than just a grafter, but when I watch him he is not always looking to get on the end of balls into the box like he did against Cheltenham in the FA Cup on Saturday - he is often lurking deeper or on the left, linking play.

From BBC

Given her and her husband’s White House jobs, Ivanka is probably the most prolific government grafter of the siblings.

From Slate

While Bobby’s zest and talent at the arrow-point of the attack for England and Manchester United lifted him alongside George Best, Pelé and Bobby Moore, Jack, older than his brother by three years and taller by several inches, considered himself a grafter destined to toil unnoticed in defence.

From The Guardian