1. having currents of cold air blowing through; exposed to drafts
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘drafty’

Examples

• The old castle was terribly draughty in winter.
• She pulled her sweater tighter in the draughty hallway.
• The draughty windows need to be sealed before the cold weather arrives.
• We moved to a warmer table because this one was too draughty.
• The draughty attic made storage of delicate items impossible.
• He complained that his office was draughty and uncomfortable.