DRAW


Meaning of DRAW in English

I. verb

1.

Synonyms: pull 2, drag, haul, lug, tow, tug

Related Word: bring, fetch; educe, elicit, evoke, extract

Contrasted words: propel, push, shove, thrust; drive, impel, move

2.

Synonyms: drain 1, draft, draw off, pump, siphon, tap

3.

Synonyms: attract 1, allure, bewitch, captivate, charm, enchant, fascinate, magnetize, take, wile

4.

Synonyms: induce 1, argue (into), bring around, convince, draw in, draw on, get, persuade, prompt, win (over)

5.

Synonyms: take 14, derive

6.

Synonyms: infer , collect, conclude, deduce, derive, ||dope out, gather, judge, make, make out

7.

Synonyms: extend 3, draw out, elongate, lengthen, prolong, prolongate, protract, spin (out), stretch

8.

Synonyms: deplete , bankrupt, drain, draw down, exhaust, impoverish, use up

9.

Synonyms: eviscerate , bowel, disembowel, embowel, exenterate, gut, paunch

II. noun

1.

a sucking pull on something (as a sipping straw or cigarette)

took a long draw on his pipe before answering

Synonyms: drag, puff, pull

Related Word: smoke; inhale

2.

Synonyms: advantage 3, allowance, bulge, ||deadwood, edge, handicap, head start, odds, start, vantage

3.

Synonyms: attraction 1, allurement, appeal, attractiveness, call, drawing power, lure, pull, seduction

4.

an indecisive ending to a contest or competition

the prizefight ended in a draw

Synonyms: deadlock, dogfall, stalemate, standoff, tie

Related Word: dead heat, photo finish; standstill

Contrasted words: loss; win

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