Collocations with "draw"

to get a feeling of comfort from something

to create a likeness using lines, like with a pencil

To pull an arrow from a quiver.

to fill a bathtub with water

A more formal or literary way to say 'come close'.

Refers to a series of games ending in a tie score.

to take a dagger out of its sheath

to cause people to laugh

to get or take nourishment from a source, often used in a biological or formal context

To receive a salary, often used in a formal or official context.

refers to the ability of a chimney to pull air upwards, allowing a fire to burn properly

Formal term for an animal pulling a cart.

To receive money from the government while unemployed.

To move steadily and unstoppably in a particular direction, often towards something.

To infer or derive a principle or conclusion from an experience.

To pick the winning ticket for a raffle.

To attract suspicion to oneself.

To pull out a truncheon, typically from a holster, in readiness to use it.

to pull someone to a more private place to talk

To pull a cloak more tightly around oneself for warmth or concealment.

to attract attention and cause people to comment

to pull out a knife to use as a weapon

To take out a baton, ready for use.

to cause someone to chuckle (often used in formal or literary contexts)

A result in a game or contest where both sides are equal and no one wins.

To provide the force to move a plough forward.

To create pictures, plans, or diagrams with a high level of skill, as one's job.

one drawn game happening after another in a competition

to attract criticism because of your actions