graft
graft
verb
To join a part of one plant to another, or tissue surgically, so they grow together.
"They grafted a rose onto a different rootstock."
noun
Dishonest acquisition of money or advantage, especially through public office.
"The politician was accused of graft."
noun
Hard work or effort, often physical and sustained, to achieve something.
"It took a lot of graft to finish the garden."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: transplant, engraft, ingraft, grafting, bribery