indraught

/ ˈɪnˌdrɑːft /

noun

The Indraught for the Molucos, laden with provition for the Hollanders.

A kind of vortex is formed, and there is a constant and powerful indraught through the funnels.

This, together with the indraught of the lagoon, and of the shoals before it, causeth strong ripplings and whirlpools.

The current sets easterly through the whole four-and-twenty hours, and the indraught should by all means be avoided.

Scarcely a sigh; but on a trial if dead, a long gurgling indraught.

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