So I thought maybe it's a draught.
"This whole book is but a draught — nay, but the draught of a draught.
It's so fluid; the moment someone walks by or a draught catches it, it comes alive.
(Whatever you do, don't leave them in a draught – they'll collapse).
But they need a draught or two between the lines … " the poet told Boran.
Mr. Galliano gave part of his romantic soul to Dior, but this tiny presentation was a draught of Galliano-light.
The bartender, half listening, sucked a draught of Wheatley's Spanish Pain Destroyer from a small bottle near the cash register.
Or, when she told me not to open a window or the door because it would cause a draught, I imagined that a draught was a saint like Sofu Baba whose soul was not to be disturbed.
After some trial-and-error, she made a draught excluder using a thick wad of felted Herdwick wool.
It used to surprise me, that lonely syllable trapped in cycling repetition, like a bingo ball in a draught.
Finally, the samples were washed with deionized water and dried under a draught.
