dram
/dræm/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of weight or volume used for measuring liquids, especially whiskey or other spirits, in some countries, especially Scotland.
“The bartender poured a dram of fine scotch for the special occasion.”
2. noun
A small amount or portion of something, especially a story, an event, or a situation.
“The director chose to dram the dramatic moments in the film to captivate the audience.”
3. noun
A short, dramatic scene or episode in a play, film, or novel.
“The playwright wrote several dramatics throughout the play to keep the audience engaged.”