Draughty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAUGHTY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• exposed to currents of air, also DRAFTY
• (of an enclosed space) cold and uncomfortable because of currents of cool air
• (of a door or window) ill-fitting and allowing in currents of cool air
• exposed to draughts of air
• Pertaining to a draught, or current of air; as, a draughtly, comfortless room.
• not airtight

Words related to DRAUGHTY

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How to use DRAUGHTY in a sentence

• Offices gleaned from penny papers, miles of them, and hours of waiting on hard-bottom chairs in draughty waiting-rooms.
• He had been forced to wait for a train at a draughty station, and his feet were cold.
• I think the two clubs I have mentioned are the only two where we even get a bathroom! Some tournaments provide a draughty tent for our use.
• The poor old fellow never recovered from his fright on that night, to say nothing of the cold he caught in your draughty coal-cellar, where he took refuge.
• He will be cold, coming out of that draughty church.
• The long, draughty subterranean passage was chilly and dusty, and my candle flared and made the shadows cower and quiver.
• Unless the shop is draughty, it is by far the best policy to have a few large burners rather than a number of small ones.
• It is a large and draughty and variegated piece of water.
• Towards the evening the men returned, cold, weary and tired, to a draughty barn, with the dismal prospect of a similar day on the morrow.
• Another man in my place might be inclined to say that this Newfoundland boat-house was rather a sloppy, slimy, draughty, fishy sort of a habitation to take shelter in.
• The room was a little draughty because the fuse of a shrapnel had gone right through the door and the fireplace opposite.
• Their mother had been dead about seven years, a cold caught in playing on a draughty stage developing into pneumonia, from which she never rallied.
• But there was no sound but the moan of the wind up the draughty staircase, and the sound of a prisoner singing somewhere above him a snatch of a song.
• In autumn and winter the house is a little draughty.
• It was hot in the dusty, draughty streets of the little town.
• It is too draughty up here, just at present, for my taste.
• The jailer rattled his keys, donned a hood and woollen wrapper which he took down from a nail, and went coughing before me down the chill, draughty passages.
• The meeting-house was cold and draughty, and the seats, with their straight backs, were oh, so hard.
• The cold current of air he had admitted died away in the draughty passages with queer gasping noises, like a wind strangled.
• Perhaps it is because their own houses are so draughty and uncomfortable.
• He had sat altogether too long for personal comfort in a draughty corner of the hotel garden, with Mrs.
• A carpet, what is a carpet, a carpet is something that is not dusty, that is not delapidated, that is neither perspiring or draughty, that is not perfect or determined.
• I have no ghosts, An old man in a draughty house Under a windy knob.
• They ascended the stairs into another dark and draughty hall, flanked on either side by a couple of doors.

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