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Word of the Day – Drookit

By October 29, 2020Word of the Day

Drookit (also Droukit) (adj)

dru-kit

(Scots) Extremely wet; drenched.

Early 16th century origin uncertain; cf. Old Norse drukna ‘to be drowned’.

Example sentences

“she was drookit by the time we dragged her out of the river.”

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