draughtier

  • 1draughtier — draught·y || drɑːftɪ adj. windy, blowy, chilly …

    English contemporary dictionary

  • 2draughty — draughtily, adv. draughtiness, n. /draf tee, drahf /, adj., draughtier, draughtiest. Chiefly Brit. drafty. * * * …

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  • 3draughty — [[t]drɑ͟ːfti, dræ̱fti[/t]] draughtier, draughtiest ADJ GRADED A draughty room or building has currents of cold air blowing through it, usually because the windows and doors do not fit very well. (in AM, use drafty) …

    English dictionary

  • 4draughty — (US drafty) adjective (draughtier, draughtiest) cold and uncomfortable because of draughts of air. Derivatives draughtily adverb draughtiness noun …

    English new terms dictionary

  • 5draughty — UK [ˈdrɑːftɪ] / US [ˈdræftɪ] adjective Word forms draughty : adjective draughty comparative draughtier superlative draughtiest a draughty place is uncomfortable because cold air blows into it …

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  • 6draughty — /ˈdrafti / (say drahftee) adjective (draughtier, draughtiest) characterised by or causing draughts of air. {draught + y1} –draughtiness, noun …

  • 7draughty — (US drafty) ► ADJECTIVE (draughtier, draughtiest) ▪ uncomfortable because of draughts of cold air …

    English terms dictionary

  • 8draughty — [draf′tē, dräf′tē] adj. draughtier, draughtiest Brit. sp. of DRAFTY draughtily adv. draughtiness n …

    English World dictionary