Cast and Draft

Cast

Cast verb - To put (something) into proper and usually carefully worked out written form.

Usage example: carefully cast the letter of complaint as politely as possible

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Draft and cast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Draft" instead a verb "Cast".

Nearby Words: casting, castled, caster

Draft verb - To put (something) into proper and usually carefully worked out written form.

Usage example: draft a letter to the local newspaper giving your views on the problem

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Cast and draft are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cast" instead a verb "Draft".

Nearby Words: drafted, drafting, draftee, drafter, draftsman

old	old cast	old draft
good	good cast	good draft
high	high cast	high draft
current	current cast	current draft
Other adjectives: original, initial, single, actual, great, main, new, former, final, last, several, surviving, older, previous, existing.

This unlocks the "A" note on your distaff, allowing you to cast a Sleep draft on her, whereupon she sets fire to the straw and flees in terror, allowing you to escape.

Source: Stupidity Is the Only Option
Then-editor Paul Kaminski ordered Ian to include Xander Payne to such a degree that in one draft he overshadowed the rest of the cast.

Source: Comic Book / Sonic The Hedgehog Mega Man Worlds Unite
Indeed it doesn't even require a weaver to reach a particularly high level before being able to successfully cast the "Straw to Gold" draft — which is why the Book of Patterns notes the use of the draft is regulated to prevent inflation.

Source: Video Game / LOOM