drafts

noun
UK /drɑːfts/
US /dræfts/

Early versions of a piece of writing that you plan to change and improve.

She wrote three drafts of her story before she was happy with it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cool current of air moving through a room.

Please close the window; there's a draft coming in.

3. A written order telling a bank to pay money.

He paid the bill with a bank draft.

4. The selection of players for a sports team.

The team picked a new player in the draft.