Definitions

1. noun

a preliminary version of a document or plan, typically in written form

“She spent hours reviewing the draft of the report before submitting it to her boss.”

2. noun

a current of air, typically moving slowly and gently, especially one that is cool or cold

“The campers huddled together for warmth, trying to escape the chill of the draft from the open window.”

3. verb

to create a preliminary version of a document or plan

“The designer drafted the initial design concept for the new building.”

4. verb

to move or blow air in a gentle stream, typically in order to cool or ventilate a place

“The fan helped draft the hot air out of the room, making it feel cooler.”

5. verb

to take or be given a preliminary version of something for review or comment

“The editor asked the writer to draft the manuscript before the publication date.”

6. noun

a supply of air that is drawn in or forced out of something, especially a building or a machine

“The engineer had to adjust the settings to improve the draft in the ventilation system.”