A Scottish diminutive term, possibly a small drouking or a light soaking; a minor wetting or splash.
From drouk (verb) + -et (diminutive suffix). The -et suffix creates a smaller or lighter version of the root action.
Drouket is one of those playful Scots words that doesn't appear in most dictionaries—it captures the lightness of a small splash versus a full soaking, showing dialect's joy in fine-tuning descriptions.
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