Draught vs Drought – what is the difference?

Draught and Drought are often mixed up. Draught (noun) means A current of cool air in a room or other confined space./ a single act of drinking or inhaling. · Synonym: Current of Air, Rush of Air, Breath, Whiff, Waft, Wind, Breeze. · Example: The old mansion was beautiful in architectural design, but the owners experienced discomfort due to the creaks and a cool draught felt in each room, while Drought (noun) means A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water. · Synonym: Dry Spell, Dry Period, Lack of Rain, Shortage of Water; Drouth. · Example: After 2 years of drought, the people ran outside to dance and celebrate once it finally began to rain.