1. resembling or containing draft; having the quality of a draft or current of air
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. of poor quality; inferior or substandard
Usage: informal; rare

Examples

• The old cottage was quite draffish in winter, with cold air seeping through every crack.
• We had to seal the windows because the room felt too draffish.
• The workmanship on that furniture looked rather draffish to me.
• A draffish breeze came through the poorly fitted door.
• The building's draffish condition made heating costs very high.