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draught

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adj. 1. for pulling loads.
Ex. A big, strong horse or ox is a draught animal.
2. drawn from a barrel when ordered.
Ex. The customers ordered draught beer.

draught

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black draft ordraught
a purgative medicine consisting of an infusion of senna, fennel, and magnesium sulfate.

draught

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draught, noun, transitive verb, adjective.
(Especially British)
1. a current of air, especially in a room, chimney, stove, or any enclosed space.
Ex. I caught cold from sitting in a draught.
2. a device for controlling a current

draught

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noun draughter.