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draftsnounpl. of draft a mass or quantity of something taken up and carried, conveyed, or transportedthe draft of an average-sized oil tanker burdens, cargoes(or cargos), freights, hauls, ladings, loadings, loads, payloads, weights consignmentsboatloads, carloads, shiploads, trainloads, truckloads, wagonloadsballasts, deadweightsoverloads, surchargesbales, bundles, packages, packets, packs, parcels, shipmentsmanifestsbodies, bulks, masses the portion of a serving of a beverage that is swallowed at one timetook a long draft of the beer before putting his mug down belts, drags, drinks, gulps, nips, quaffs, shots, sips, slugs, snorts, sups, swallows, swigs, swills drams, drops noticeable movement of air in a particular directiondo you feel a draft from beneath the door? currents, winds blasts, blows, flurries, gales, gusts, headwinds, squalls, tailwinds, tempests, tornadoes(or tornados), windstormsbreaths, breezes, puffs, wafts, zephyrs to pick especially for required military servicemy grandfather was drafted to fight in a war that he opposed conscribes, conscripts, levies impresses, pressesenlists, enrolls(also enrols), recruitscalls upsigns up, volunteers discharges, musters out to put (something) into proper and usually carefully worked out written formdraft a letter to the local newspaper giving your views on the problem casts, composes, crafts, draws up, formulates, frames, prepares fabricates, fashions, forms, molds, sculptures, shapescouches, expresses, phrases, states, verbalizes, wordsauthors, indites, pens, writesconceives, concocts, devisesbuilds, constructs, makesassembles, compounds, pieces (together)redrafts, reformulates, reframes puts together to remove (liquid) gradually or completelyremember to draft the water from the pool so that we can close it up for the winter bleeds, drains, draws (off), pumps, siphons(also syphons), taps milkssucksclears, empties, evacuates, exhausts, vacates, vacuates, voidsdecants, effusesdepletescleans, flushes, purges fills bathes, douses(also dowses), drenches, soaks, souses, washes, waters, wetsdeluges, drowns, floods, inundates, overflowssubmerges, swamps |