draff

Draff, draf, n. dregs: the refuse of malt that has been brewed from.

This promontory seemed to serve as an appendix for the draff of the neighborhood's rubbish.

"Guid faith, it's a true sayin, 'The fat sow gets a' the draff,'" rejoined Janet.

They are the draff and offal of a bygone age, and we will not have them obtruded here.

Tyrwhitt and Bell print drafty, explained by full of draff or refuse.

In the result, Wallace's body was tossed over the wall into 'a draff midden,' presumably lifeless.

It may prove "nothing worth, mere chaff and draff much better burnt," but many friends have insisted they found it interesting.