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Hello, I’m an American needing help with an English phrase my friend used.

I have an English friend who told me that when I come visit him, he’ll take me on an open-topped bus and “we can huddle against the drought.” I looked up drought and it just says “draft.” What does he mean by that phrase?

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kellygirl9 offline Unverified User #
An Unknown Location | 6 months, 1 week ago (2 minutes after post)

He means that you two can stay close together because the wind will be cold. (open topped bus, cold wind….) :)

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An Unknown Location | 6 months ago (1 week, 1 day after post)

It means you can huddle close together to stay warm against the cold wind.

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