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.

by Romula March 29, 2004

Drawl

To make Greg irritated

Look at my drawling

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

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.

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.

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"

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.

by Luchador de la Calle Dos January 30, 2005