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Definition of draw
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Draw (n.) The act of
drawing;
draught.
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Emprosthotonos
::
Emprosthotonos
(n.) A
drawing
of the body
forward,
in
consequence
of the
spasmodic
action
of some of the
muscles..
Describe
::
Describe
(v. t.) To
represent
by
drawing;
to draw a plan of; to
delineate;
to trace or mark out; as, to
describe
a
circle
by the
compasses;
a torch waved about the head in such a way as to
describe
a
circle..
Store
::
Store (v. t.) That which is
accumulated,
or
massed
together;
a
source
from which
supplies
may be
drawn;
hence,
an
abundance;
a great
quantity,
or a great
number..
Withdraw
::
Withdraw
(v. t.) To take back; to
recall
or
retract;
as, to
withdraw
false
charges..
Swallow
::
Swallow
(v. t.) To draw into an abyss or gulf; to
ingulf;
to
absorb
--
usually
followed
by up.
Bring
::
Bring (v. t.) To cause the
accession
or
obtaining
of; to
procure;
to make to come; to
produce;
to draw to.
Tap
::
Tap (n.) A hole or pipe
through
which
liquor
is
drawn.
Scumbling
::
Scumbling
(n.) A mode of
obtaining
a
softened
effect,
in
painting
and
drawing,
by the
application
of a thin layer of
opaque
color to the
surface
of a
painting,
or part of the
surface,
which is too
bright
in
color,
or which
requires
harmonizing..
Streit
::
Streit
(a.)
Drawn.
Teat
::
Teat (n.) The
protuberance
through
which milk is drawn from the udder or
breast
of a
mammal;
a
nipple;
a pap; a
mammilla;
a dug; a tit.
Start
::
Start (v. t.) To pour out; to
empty;
to tap and begin
drawing
from; as, to start a water
cask..
Monochrome
::
Monochrome
(n.) A
painting
or
drawing
in a
single
color;
a
picture
made with a
single
color.
Chicane
::
Chicane
(n.) The use of
artful
subterfuge,
designed
to draw away
attention
from the
merits
of a case or
question;
--
specifically
applied
to legal
proceedings;
trickery;
chicanery;
caviling;
sophistry..
Penciled
::
Penciled
(a.)
Painted,
drawn,
sketched,
or
marked
with a
pencil..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To brush
swiftly
over the
surface
of
anything;
to pass with
switness
and
force,
as if
brushing
the
surface
of
anything;
to move in a
stately
manner;
as, the wind
sweeps
across
the
plain;
a woman
sweeps
through
a
drawing-room..
Sequester
::
Sequester
(v. t.) To cause to
retire
or
withdraw
into
obscurity;
to
seclude;
to
withdraw;
-- often used
reflexively.
Handcart
::
Handcart
(n.) A cart drawn or
pushed
by hand.
Protension
::
Protension
(n.) A
drawing
out;
extension.
Draw
::
Draw (v. t.) To run,
extend,
or
produce,
as a line on any
surface;
hence,
also, to form by
marking;
to make by an
instrument
of
delineation;
to
produce,
as a
sketch,
figure,
or
picture..
Indicator
::
Indicator
(n.) An
instrument
which draws a
diagram
showing
the
varying
pressure
in the
cylinder
of an
engine
or pump at every point of the
stroke.
It
consists
of a small
cylinder
communicating
with the
engine
cylinder
and
fitted
with a
piston
which the
varying
pressure
drives
upward
more or less
against
the
resistance
of a
spring.
A lever
imparts
motion
to a
pencil
which
traces
the
diagram
on a card
wrapped
around
a
vertical
drum which is
turned
back and forth by a
string
connected
with the pist
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