adjective

drafty

draughty

This old house is very drafty in the winter.

This old house is very draughty in the winter.

((a drafty place)) a place with cold air currents This old house is very drafty.

Synonyms: breezy, windy; Antonyms: airtight, sealed

From 'draught' (UK spelling for a current of air) + the adjective-forming suffix '-y'.

If a room has a 'draught', the room itself is 'draughty'. The '-y' turns the noun into a description.

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