draft

/dɹæft/noun

An early version of a piece of writing or a drawing that will be revised later.

Example sentence

“She finished the first draft of her essay the night before it was due.”

'Rough draft' and 'final draft' are the standard pairings. The word also covers indoor airflow, sports player selection, conscription, and keg beer.

Related words

approveTo consider something good or acceptable; to view it with favor.bonusAn extra positive thing added on top of what was already expected.delegateSomeone chosen to speak or act on behalf of others, for example at a meeting or conference.incomeThe money a person receives from working or from investments.colleagueshipThe condition or relationship of being colleagues.professionA job that requires special training or education.