Draughty

Draughty

DRAF-tee ˈdrɑːfti
Adjective

Cold air coming through.

Example Sentences

"Bit draughty in here."
"Very draughty."

Etymology & History

British term for cold drafts. From draught (current of air).

Word Details

📍
Region
United Kingdom
📅
Era
1800s
Language
none
💬
Formality
neutral

Learn Another Word

🔀 Shuffle & Discover
Anglotopia's Dictionary of British English 2nd Edition Book Cover

Anglotopia's Dictionary of British English 2nd Edition

British Slang from A to Zed

By Jonathan Thomas

📚 Over 2,000+ British Slang Definitions!

Know Another Definition?

Share Your Knowledge

Your email address will not be published.