What is "draught" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does draught mean in English? Meaning of draught definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "draught" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "draught": a serving of drink (usually alcoholic) drawn from a keg
Noun
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Meaning of "draught": make a blueprint of
Verb
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Meaning of "draught": a large and hurried swallow
Noun
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Meaning of "draught": a current of air (usually coming into a chimney or room or vehicle)
Noun
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Meaning of "draught": the depth of a vessel's keel below the surface (especially when loaded)
Noun
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Meaning of "draught": a dose of liquid medicine
Noun
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Meaning of "draught": the act of moving a load by drawing or pulling
Noun
Pronunciation in US: -æft
Pronunciation in UK: -ɑːft
Synonyms:
mug, drink, bowl, beaker, potion, chalice, grail, vessel, teacup, cannikin, goblet, stein, tumbler, cupful, taster, demitasse, tide, flood, river, stream, rush, run, progression, jet, juice, drift, spate, course, flux, ebb and flow, tidal motion, shot, measurement, application, lot, measure, prescription, quantity, potion, hit, fix, share, dram, nip, slug, fill, dosage, spoonful, mouthful, gasp, swig, choke, swill, elixir, cordial, tonic, mixture, libation, spirits, liquid, cup, liquor, drink, dose, dram, medicine, remedy, draft, brew, nip, restorative, stimulant, aromatic, philter, wisp, whiff, pull, draw, emanation, gust, flurry, waft, breath, drag, draft, smoke, wind, flatus, grip, purchase, stress, strain, pull, absorption, stretch, drag, adherence, adhesion, suck, contraction, drawing, constriction, suction, resorption, haulage, towage, pulling, hint, fume, odor, aroma, breath, puff, scent, trifle, snuff, sniff, trace, gust, waft, dash, smack, shade, blast, soupçon, flatus, inhalation, gust, air, gale, breeze, cyclone, blast, blow, whisk, whiff, flutter, breath, flurry, draft, typhoon, puff, tempest, whirlwind, wafting, zephyr, chinook, mistral,
Antonyms:
nibble, slipperiness, lot, calm,
English
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