Definition of rafty in English:

rafty

adjective ˈrɑːftiˈrafti

English Regional, East Anglian

1Of a place or time, or of the weather: damp and cold, bleak.
2Musty, sour-smelling; (of food, especially bacon) stale, rancid.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Gurnall (d. 1679), Church of England clergyman. Origin unknown. Perhaps compare earlier reasty, reasy, resty, reesed, although the nature of any relationship is unclear. Perhaps compare also later raft.

Definition of rafty in US English:

rafty

adjective

English Regional, East Anglian

1Of a place or time, or of the weather: damp and cold, bleak.
2Musty, sour-smelling; (of food, especially bacon) stale, rancid.

词汇	rafty
释义	Definition of rafty in English: rafty adjective ˈrɑːftiˈrafti English Regional, East Anglian 1Of a place or time, or of the weather: damp and cold, bleak. 2Musty, sour-smelling; (of food, especially bacon) stale, rancid. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Gurnall (d. 1679), Church of England clergyman. Origin unknown. Perhaps compare earlier reasty, reasy, resty, reesed, although the nature of any relationship is unclear. Perhaps compare also later raft. Definition of rafty in US English: rafty adjective English Regional, East Anglian 1Of a place or time, or of the weather: damp and cold, bleak. 2Musty, sour-smelling; (of food, especially bacon) stale, rancid. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Gurnall (d. 1679), Church of England clergyman. Origin unknown. Perhaps compare earlier reasty, reasy, resty, reesed, although the nature of any relationship is unclear. Perhaps compare also later raft.
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