Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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n. the card that is sent to you by the government to tell you that you have to go to war
Usage examples of "draft card".
Randy White had confiscated my fake draft card, and I wasn't yet old enough to buy beer-I wasn't independent enough to merit my own place to live, I wasn't earning enough to afford my own car, and I wasn't something enough to persuade a woman to bestow her sexual favors upon me.
Even when he showed the guy the draft card Colonel Newton-Haddle gave him that said he was an honorably discharged veteran, he didn't think the Western Union guy believed him.
Whoever was caught without a valid draft card would have to expect to be arrested.
He also somehow found time to participate in protests against the Vietnam War, burn his draft card, march in civil rights demonstrations, attend sit-ins and lie-ins, get arrested, risk his life, all of that.
Insurance and credit cards, car ownership certificate, Social Security card, proof of membership in this or that organization, address book, dog tags, draft card, voter registration card, army inoculation, Geneva Convention, ration and meal cards.
He talked about draft card burnings, and massive marches against Vietnam.