drawers

older british word (early/mid 20th century for certain) for women’s knickers. probabaly originates from ‘drawing up’ the underwear (as in drawing curtains closed/open).
my mother came rushing back in “i have forgotten to put on my drawers!
american slang for panties
today im wearing my dazzling drawers!
a dumb way of saying artist.
hey suzie, you`re a good drawer. i`m gonna go watch treehouse now!
a place where one puts silverware. pr-nounced draw-er. just like it is spelled. not droor. a droor is just door with an extra r. that’s just dumb
jenny: “hey jake, put the silverware in the draw-er”
derek: “do you mean droor?”
jenny: “no derek, you fool, i said drawer because that’s where you put silverware. a droor is just a figment of your imagination.”
the sliding piece(s) of a dresser that you can store your items inside. usually stacked vertically.
i keep all my underwear in the top drawer of my dresser, and my pants in the drawer below it.
what some people, people who don’t think a person is an artist until they’re as famous as at least roy lichtenstein, call an artist. normally by kids who are either under 12 or teens who are failing at least two cl-sses.
d:
sometimes pr-nounced “drawler.”
“wow, you’re a good drawer!”
underpants (old-fashioned)
for sale: chest drawers for women’s drawers, $10 per item.

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