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Verb: draft drãft- Draw up an outline or sketch for something
"draft a speech"; - outline - Engage somebody to enter the army
- enlist, muster in - [N. Amer] Make a blueprint of
- blueprint, draught [Brit, Cdn] Noun: draft drãft- A document ordering the payment of money; drawn by one person or bank on another
- bill of exchange, order of payment - [N. Amer] A current of air (usually coming into a chimney, room or vehicle)
- draught [Brit, Cdn] - A preliminary sketch of a design or picture
- rough drawing - [N. Amer] A serving of drink (usually alcoholic) drawn from a keg
"they served beer on draft"; - draught [Brit, Cdn], potation [archaic], tipple - Any of the various versions in the development of a written work
"the final draft of the constitution"; "a preliminary draft"; - draft copy - [N. Amer] The depth of a vessel's keel below the surface (especially when loaded)
- draught [Brit, Cdn] - A regulator for controlling the flow of air in a fireplace
- [N. Amer] A dose of liquid medicine
"he took a sleeping draft"; - draught [Brit, Cdn] - (military) compulsory military service
- conscription, muster, selective service - [N. Amer] A large and hurried swallow
"he finished it at a single draft"; - gulp, draught [Brit, Cdn], swig - [N. Amer] The act of moving a load by drawing or pulling
- draught [Brit, Cdn], drawing - [US] A large mouthful of drink
- slug, gulp, draught [Brit] Adjective: draft drãft Usage: N. Amer
- (of drinks) served on tap from a barrel, rather than bottled
"draft beer"; - draught [Brit]
Sounds like: doze, doughs, doest, draugh Derived forms: drafts, drafting, drafted Type of: air current, compose, current of air, deepness, deglutition [technical], depth, design, dosage, dose, drink, enrol [Brit, Cdn], enroll [N. Amer], enter, indite [archaic], inscribe, militarisation [Brit], militarization, mobilisation [Brit], mobilization, negotiable instrument, pen, plan, pull, recruit, regulator, sketch, study, swallow, text, textual matter, wind, write Antonym: discharge Encyclopedia: Draft |