General
drouthy
What does drouthy mean?
Thirsty; inclined to drink. A 'drouth' is a thirst or a heavy drinker.
"It's thirsty work — I'm fair drouthy."
Origin
Scots, from 'drouth' (drought, thirst), from Old English 'drūgað'.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'drouthy' mean?
It means thirsty, especially with a fondness for a drink.
What is a 'drouth'?
A 'drouth' is a thirst, and can also refer to a heavy drinker.
Where does 'drouthy' come from?
It comes from 'drouth' (drought, thirst), from Old English 'drūgað'.
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