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The title uses the word "soccer", which should lead you to expect the American meaning of "graft" rather than the British meaning.
by omaranto 8y ago
The title uses the word "soccer", which should lead you to expect the American meaning of "graft" rather than the British meaning.
- ChrisSD 8y agoSure but it seems I'm not the only Brit who was completely unaware of the American meaning.
- User23 8y agoIt’s amusing since “soccer” was British slang for association football.
- adrianratnapala 8y agoI didn't realise this was an Americanism. At least in Australia both meanings are common and it has always seemed pretty clear from the context which meaning was which.