Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Draughtily

👉 Draughtily is a term used in American English to describe something that is difficult or awkward. It is often used to describe someone who is overly cautious, nervous, or hesitant about taking an action or making a decision.

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Ladies and gentlemen, here's a new word to add to our vocabulary: Draughtily.

Definition of Draughtily (a term that sounds like a wild punchline) 1/0 Example Sentence with 'draughtily' "Hey, did you know that the best way to get into a party without being drunk is to wear a dress? It's like drinking a draughtly." This sentence combines the phrase "drewl," which means to dance at a drunken state, with "draughtily" because it sounds like an exclamation of surprise or disbelief. The word "draughtly" adds a playful twist to this original phrase while still maintaining its meaning and context in our world. Conclusion In essence, the new term 'draughtily' is a humorous way of saying "drunkly," which means drunk but still content with being drunk (i.e., not drunk). This linguistic innovation serves as a playful reminder that even in the midst of intoxication or drunks state, one can still be themselves. It's like you're drinking while you're drunk – it feels both normal and slightly unsettling!