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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!
drawers by PaulJustPaul January 10, 2008
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Today Im wearing my dazzling drawers!
drawers by CandeeCane87 May 24, 2005
Drawers by Chad Deese October 17, 2003
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.
"A real G throughobred from from the streetz pants saggin wit mah gun in mah drawers"- Akon
drawers by LaRon May 18, 2006
1. Underwear, most commonly boxers.

2. Sex, or a sex object in the possessive sense.

Can also be pronounced "drawz."
1. "Are my drawers in the laundry done?"

2. "I'm in the mood for drawers."

"Back up offa her, man! These are MY drawers!"
Drawers by Jerome April 17, 2005

sugar drawers

This is an exaggerated endearment that self satirizes cutesy words.
Ok sugar drawers, get out of that bunk and give me 20!
sugar drawers by I, Wreckerrr November 7, 2020

Crispy Drawers 

A dude's overused, unwashed, funky briefs (Jockey, BVD, Fruit of the Loom, etc.) that often feature a stripe of shit.
My man's crispy drawers been lyin' on the bathroom floor for a week -- they smell like welfare butt and government cheese.
Crispy Drawers by NiraMillson October 4, 2016
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