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Meanings of deep draught in English

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Usage of deep draught in English
1
Doyle had grasped his glass of claret and taken a deep draught.
White fire
2
He snatched form her hand the liquor, and took a deep draught.
Jack in the Forecastle; or, Incidents in the Early Life of Hawse...
3
He took another deep draught of ale, and then cleared his throat.
Twilight Land
4
He considered a moment longer, and took a deep draught of Rhenish.
The Red Axe
5
A deep draught to a singer from heaven come down upon earth!'
Antonina; Or, The Fall of Rome
6
When Cheeseman had taken a deep draught he leaned forward across the table.
A Life's Morning
7
No vessel of deep draught can come close in shore from the east.
The Stowaway Girl
8
Ludowika permeated him like a deep draught of intoxicating, yellow wine.
The Three Black Pennys: A Novel
9
He handed it to Broderick, who sat up and took a deep draught.
Sovereign
10
No; to drink a deep draught of it this time.
The Law and the Lady
11
The Brigadier sat down on his biscuit-tin and took a deep draught of tea.
On the Heels of De Wet
12
He drained a deep draught and buttoned his coat with an air of resolution.
Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 05 : Lights and shado...
13
He had taken a deep draught of brandy as a final libation to Fortune.
The Midnight Passenger : A Novel
14
When Euphra woke, her first breath was like a deep draught of spiritual water.
David Elginbrod
15
One long, lingering, despairing kiss, and then a deep draught of Death's black wine!
Macleod of Dare
16
The Captain took a deep draught of the coffee which Jackson had laid before him.
The Crisis — Volume 04
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Deep draught through the time
Deep draught across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common