draught
feel the draught
To be in a situation in which one does not have much money. Steve is feeling the draught right now and wants to know if we can go out next week instead, after he gets paid. If I get laid off, I know it won't be long before I feel the draught.
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on draft
Drawn or served from a large container, especially a keg, as opposed to individual bottles or containers. (Spelled "on draught" in British English.) We have a wide range of craft beers on draft, including some from our own in-house microbrewery.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
on draft
Drawn from a large container, such as a keg (as opposed to bottles). For example, We much prefer the taste of beer on draft. [Mid-1800s]
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The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.
feel the draught
experience an adverse change in your financial circumstances. informal 1992 Daily Express Redland…felt the draught of George Wimpey's interim profits slide.
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Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
on ˈdraught
(British English) (of beer) taken from a barrel (= a large container): This beer is not available on draught (= it is available only in bottles or cans).See also: draught, on
feel the ˈdraught
(informal) suffer financially as a result of economic, social or political changes around you: Because of the world trade recession, a lot of third world countries are feeling the draught.See also: draught, feel
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
on draft
Drawn from a large container, such as a keg.
See also: draft, on
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
- feel the draught
- have the feeling
- ill feeling
- I just have this feeling
- a/the feeling (that) (something is/will be the case)
- bad feeling
- bad/ill feeling
- Are you feeling better?
- TFW
- that feel when