Meaning & Definition of word "Drew"

Drew

/druː/

1. past tense of draw; to produce a picture or image by making lines on a surface.
- Example: She drew a beautiful landscape during her art class.
2. to pull or drag something in a specified direction.
- Example: He drew the curtains to let in the sunlight.
3. to attract or pull someone or something towards a particular thing.
- Example: The fascinating exhibit drew many visitors to the museum.
4. to derive or obtain information from a source.
- Example: The researchers drew their conclusions from the latest data.
5. to engage in a game or match that ends without a winner.
- Example: The game drew to a close with a final score of 2-2.

●Derived from Middle English 'dren' and Old English 'dragaan,' meaning to pull.

drew a blank:

Failed to come up with an idea or answer.

drew the line:

Set a limit on what one will accept.

drew fire:

Attracted strong criticism or attack.

draw:

To pull or attract; to create an image.

drawing:

The act of producing a picture with lines.

drawer:

A person who draws or a compartment in furniture.

Meaning: To take something from someone or something

● Example Sentence: He drew a drink from the bar.

Meaning: To get attention or to stand out

● Example Sentence: Her outfit really drew at the party.