Draught

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 151
draft, n. act of drawing, force needed to draw the act of drinking the quantity drunk at a time outline of a picture that which taken in a net by drawing a chosen detachment of men; a current of air: the depth to which a ship sinks m the water —v mure commonly Draft, to draw out. [From A.S arot>an, to draw Slc Drag, v. and Draw.] Draught, draft, Draughtliouse, n a privy, Draughts, drafts, n a game in winch tw o persons make alternate moves [m O. F draughts), on a checkered hoard, called the Draught 'board, with pieces called Draugbts'men
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