drafty
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Adj — Letting in unwanted currents of cold air.
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How to use drafty
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Etymology
From earlier "draughty," from draft/draught + -y.
Full origin of drafty →Frequently asked questions
What does “drafty” mean?
The word “drafty” means letting in unwanted currents of cold air. In plain terms, a room or building that lets cold air leak in, usually through gaps around doors and windows.
How do you pronounce “drafty”?
“Drafty” is pronounced DRAHF-tee (/ˈdɹæfti/ in IPA).
How do you use “drafty” in a sentence?
Here is “drafty” used in a sentence: “The old cabin was cold and drafty in winter.”
What part of speech is “drafty”?
“Drafty” is an adjective.