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).
by PaulJustPaul December 27, 2007
by CandeeCane87 May 22, 2005
A term for one's underwear, but sometimes your pants. Usually used a African-Americans and pronounced "draws". Will Smith in the Fresh Prince had a pair of lucky draws. A common phrase is to "pull up yo draws" telling someone to pull up their underwear/pants.
by LaRon May 11, 2006
by LUVUBOYEE November 4, 2012
by Toro April 26, 2006
by aragreeen December 11, 2011
A place where one puts silverware. Pronounced 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."
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."
by the empress February 9, 2009