I once heard in a documentary about steamboats on the Mississippi river that while the wealthy could afford to travel on steamboats, poor people could not and used small rafts that were called "rift rafts". From that term came the term "riff raff" meaning poor people and later "people with whom you did not wish to be associated". Is this story true? I don't know, but the documentary was on cable on either the science channel or the discover channel or other reputable channel. Perhaps someone else can confirm this etymology of the term.
The raft is breaking up, sir! Let's jump onto another raft as soon as we can. That's Tom Sawyer's raft.
raft concrete
The plural of "raft" is "rafts".
The life raft began to sink.We should make a raft to get across the river.
Yes, life raft is two words.
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They raft.
Types of raft foundation are 1. Solid slab raft 2. Beam and slab raft 3. Cellular rafts
The raft is breaking up, sir! Let's jump onto another raft as soon as we can. That's Tom Sawyer's raft.
I live in a rift valley! Before today, I was unaware that I am a Rift Valley Dude.
type / and type raft
The plural of "raft" is "rafts".
raft concrete
The life raft began to sink.We should make a raft to get across the river.
The Great Rift Valley is one particular rift valley located in Africa. There are other rift valleys located in other parts of the world.
George Raft is 5' 7".
The ISBN of The Stone Raft is 0151851980.