drawls
English
Etymology 1
From draw + -s (plural suffix).
Noun
drawls
- plural of drawl
Etymology 2
From draw + -s (third-person singular suffix).
Verb
drawls
- third-person singular simple present indicative of drawl
Etymology 3
Alteration of draws (“drawers”).
Noun
drawls pl (plural only)
- (slang) Synonym of drawers.
- 2001, Jeffrey S. Lee, “The Foundation”, in Ghetto Haze, Garland, Tex.: Urban Imagery, →ISBN, page 12:
- He’s standing outside in his drawls with a chicken foot in his left hand, handing out track pamphlets on the corner like he should be called “The Lost Prophet”.
- 2009 July 10, Mr. Mean-Mugg [pseudonym], “The Rain”, in Tattoo Tears (A Gangsta’s Cry; 1), Bloomington, Ind.: AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 169:
- “You dead bitch!” Ric said to the stripper hoe as they left the room with everything including his drawls, shoes and socks.
- 2014, Shelli Marie, “Shawnda”, in Rose City Chic 2, [United States]: Sullivan Productions, →ISBN, page 218:
- Why the hell is this motherfucker in his ‘drawls’? And, why is yo’ ass up in here with ya T-shirt and ya panties on?