Drawl 

Unrelated to the verb "to draw," a drawl (noun) is a characteristic of speech. It is produced by lengthening vowel sounds, and is most commonly heard in southern or western American dialects. Drawl can also be used as a verb: drawl, drawls, drawled, drawling.

Cowboys in movies always speak with a drawl. A lot of people think all southerners drawl, too.

Drawl by Romula March 29, 2004

Drawl 

To make Greg irritated

Look at my drawling

Drawl by Genie K August 6, 2015

Drawl 

Being fake or not true

His friend: yoo Liz! Sean was looking at you and wants to fuck

Him: that’s so drawl

Drawl by Jain June 23, 2020

Drawl head 

A person who is constantly saying dumb things that doesn't contribute to the conversation.

Brie Snyder was acting like a drawl head when she accused me of something that I didn't do.

Drawl head by Ok ok om November 20, 2016

Drawl Be Gone 

An imaginary repellant that eliminates all forms of tuff drawl.

John: Yo that buhls drawlin mega A1.
James: Ard imma whip out the drawl be gone and fix buhl up.

Drawl Be Gone by Old Head Jake July 13, 2017

Drawl Ball Jamal 

Being a douchebag and doing something that just isn't cool

"C'mon man why'd you shit in the sink, thats drawl ball jamal"

Drawl Ball Jamal by Jonathan Porkathan May 29, 2023

scarlett drawl

Means a Southern accent. Name comes from the character Scarlett O'Hara from Gone with the Wind.

I could barely understand Cletus because of his thick scarlett drawl.

scarlett drawl by Luchador de la Calle Dos January 30, 2005