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rafter

[raf-ter, rahf-] / ˈræf tər, ˈrɑf- /


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The crowd cheered Lim, who is 72 next month, to the rafters when he won the first set but De Graaf appeared to have the momentum after he levelled the match.

From BBC

In February, the former Gamecock standout saw her alma mater South Carolina hang her college jersey in the rafters.

From Los Angeles Times

“It may be a lost bird caught in the rafters,” Penelope said, although she too feared something worse.

From Literature

As the rafters rocked, the pints spilled and a joyful giddiness filled the Allianz Stadium bowl, it felt impossible that this team would follow the same trajectory.

From BBC

The nearly century-old theater is stuffed to the rafters, quite literally, with set pieces, which hang from ropes and pulleys attached to the fly loft above the stage and wings.

From Los Angeles Times