Definition of "drought" []

• A long period of abnormally low rainfall, especially one that adversely affects growing or living conditions. (noun)
• A prolonged dearth or shortage. (noun)

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• "The Gunners were expected to end their title drought in February, only for Obafemi Martins' 89th-minute goal to win the trophy for Birmingham."
• "When you use the word drought you become a hostage to fortune."
• "The title drought is 40% longer than any other major professional sports team."