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Draw

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Meaning

Verb

  • To
    or
    force.
  • To
    (something) in a particular
    or direction.
  • To
    (a person,
    , or part of the body), especially along the ground.
  • To
    (a
    ,
    etc.); to cause (something) to
    by
    it.
  • To
    (a part of
    body) in a particular direction.
  • To
    (a
    ,
    etc.)
    or closed.
  • To
    something along; to have
    to
    anything by
    ing.
  • To
    (one's
    ,
    )
    , from
    etc.
  • To
    (a
    ,
    etc.) from one point to another.
  • To
    (a
    of water) for floating.
  • To
    a specific
    or attitude.
  • To
    (a
    or other
    ) so that it
    or
    around something more closely.
  • To be
    along (in a
    way).
  • In Archery:
  • To
    or
    force.
  • To
    (the
    of a
    ) in
    for shooting.
  • In Curling:
  • To
    or
    force.
  • To make a
    that
    (the
    ) without
    other stones.
  • In Cricket:
  • To
    or
    force.
  • To
    (a short-length
    at the
    ) with an
    the
    between the
    and the wicket.
  • In Golf:
  • To
    or
    force.
  • To
    (the
    ) with the
    of the
    so that it is
    toward the left.
  • In Billiards:
  • To
    or
    force.
  • To
    (the
    ) below the
    give it a
    which
    it to take a
    on
    another
    .
  • To
    ,
    an influence on.
  • To
    (the
    ,
    ,
    etc.) to be
    at or
    on something.
  • To cause (someone)
    to a particular place,
    , or
    ; to
    (a person).
  • To take (air,
    etc.) into the
    ; to inhale.
  • To
    (something)
    a physical
    , especially
    or
    ; (figurative) to
    as an
    or enticement.
  • To cause (something); to
    (something) about as a consequence.
  • To
    or
    (a particular
    or reaction).
  • To have a
    ; to
    to be
    in order to
    combustion.
  • To
    , protract.
  • To
    the
    of (something); to prolong.
  • To make (wire) by
    it through an
    ; to
    (metal) into a
    .
  • To
    or elongate.
  • To become
    ; to shrink.
  • In Nautical:
  • To
    , protract.
  • Of a
    , to
    with wind.
  • To
    ,
    , approach.
  • To
    a specific direction.
  • To
    in a particular
    or into a specific position.
  • To
    , towards (a particular
    ); to approach (a time).
  • In Hunting:
  • To
    ,
    , approach.
  • To
    for
    ; to
    a quarry.
  • To
    ,
    , select.
  • To take (water) from a well or other source.
  • To
    (someone); to
    the
    from (an
    ), especially before cooking.
  • To
    (an
    )
    to
    which of a group of people will
    or
    something; to
    (a person) by this process.
  • To
    (a
    ); to
    (the
    ) for a
    ; to
    (a
    ) in a
    .
  • To
    (a tooth).
  • To
    (juice,
    etc.) from something by
    ,
    or similar.
  • To withdraw.
  • To end
    in a
    (with neither
    winning).
  • To
    ; to
    (tea)
    in water to
    the
    to increase.
  • To take or be
    a
    from the
    . See also
    out.
  • To
    (a bath).
  • To
    (power).
  • In Medicine:
  • To
    ,
    , select.
  • To
    (pus,
    , etc.)
    treatment.
  • In Card games:
  • To
    ,
    , select.
  • To take or be
    (a
    ) from the
    ; to have (a particular
    )
    this.
  • To
    , elicit.
  • To take (something) from a particular
    , especially of information; to derive.
  • To
    (something) from a person, to elicit.
  • To
    or
    (a
    ); to make (a deduction).
  • To
    (a
    ); to
    (money) from a
    etc.
  • To
    information from (someone); to
    (a person) to
    on some
    . (Now
    in passive.)
  • To represent.
  • To
    (a
    ,
    ,
    etc.) with
    ,
    ,
    , or other implement.
  • To
    (something)
    ; to
    in words.
  • To
    ,
    (a document).
  • To
    an
    of something by
    means; to make drawings.
  • To
    a
    of (a person or
    ) by
    and
    with
    ,
    ,
    etc.
  • Noun

    That which
    : that which
    e.g. a crowd.
  • The
    of drawing:
  • The
    of
    a
    from a
    , etc.
  • The
    by which the result of a
    is determined.
  • In Archery:
  • The
    of drawing:
  • The
    of
    the
    in
    of
    ; the
    the
    are
    back.
  • The result of drawing:
  • The result of a
    that neither
    has
    ; a tie.
  • In Cricket:
  • The result of drawing:
  • The result of a two-innings
    in which
    did not
    all their
    before time
    (as
    from a tie).
  • That which is
    (e.g.
    from an account).
  • In a commission-based job, an
    on future (potential)
    an
    by the employer.
  • Draft:
    through a
    of
    (smoke)
    from a
    process,
    with a damper.
    In Sports:
    The
    or
    to a
    etc. by a
    stroke.
    In Golf:
    A
    that (for the
    )
    to the
    . See
    ,
    , fade.
    In Curling:
    A
    that is
    to
    (the
    ) without
    other
    ; cf. takeout.
    In Geography:
    A
    that
    only during
    of
    or flooding.
    A
    of cannabis.
    Cannabis.
    In Poker:
    A
    in
    or more
    has
    of the same
    or
    for a
    and
    a further
    to make their
    or
    .
    In Horse racing:
    The
    from which a
    the race.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    draw
    English
    arrow
    drawen
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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