Drawers

What do we mean by drawers?

An open-topped box that can be slid in and out of the cabinet that contains it, used for storing clothing or other articles.

A side panel containing supplementary content.

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). Urban Dictionary

American slang for panties Urban Dictionary

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. Urban Dictionary

A dumb way of saying artist. Urban Dictionary

The sliding piece(s) of a dresser that you can store your items inside. Usually stacked vertically. Urban Dictionary

Underpants (old-fashioned) Urban Dictionary

When a person doesn't know he/she is gay/lesbian, but EVERYONE else does. (This person is often found in theatre.) This is not to be confused with in the closet which implies that the person in question knows about his/her own homosexuality. Urban Dictionary

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 Urban Dictionary

(noun) Underwear; Underpants Urban Dictionary

What some people, people who don't think a person is an artist until they're as famous as at least Roy Lichtenstein, call an artist. Normally by kids who are either under 12 or teens who are failing at least two classes. D: Sometimes pronounced "drawler." Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to drawers:
drawers, drawer, drapers, drawees, dragers, drawlers.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word drawers:
highboy, tallboy, drawer, shelves, cupboard, dresser, hinged, cashier, stockings, desk, hose, mahogany, underwear, wardrobe, storing, closet, linen, rack, desktop, garments, stacked, furniture, chest, antique, lid, boxes, chairs, shower, trousers, bathroom, waist, beds, folding, worn, filing, storage, handles, alarm, kitchen, cabinet, bedroom, mirror, shoes, specimens, contents, clothes, tables, wool, stored, underneath, locked, fitted, runners, doors, items, vault, sheets, dining, hung, files, ibm, clock, fabric, panels, contain, legs, brass, table, beneath, inches, sit, prisoner, sort, width, file, fit, objects, clothing, vertical, bed, containing, pieces, topped, wood, cotton, piece, sleep, room, wear, check, dress, plastic, display, rooms, door, cards, accommodate, wooden, coffee, displays.

Words that rhyme with drawers:
corps, chores, outdoors, yours, wars, doors, scores, azores, fours, stores, oars, indoors, tours, sores, cores, ores, pores, hors, adores, abhors, bores, dinosaurs, spores, shores, carnivores, soars, roars, bors, explores, implores, pours, gores, floors, underscores, mentors, ignores, boers, all fours, centaurs, napoleonic wars, whores, deplores, downpours, out of doors, bookstores, restores, saboteurs, phosphors, guarantors, outpours, sophomores, storz, balkan wars, delors, encores, poors, punic wars, nemours, outscores, veterans of foreign wars, storrs, superstores, dores, drugstores, small stores, backdoors, cohrs, megastores, kohrs, morze, roehrs, rohrs, toystores, zorz.

Adjectives that are often used to describe drawers:
small, open, long, white, little, secret, several, shallow, short, large, deep, top, bottom, lower, empty, loose, wooden, wide, separate, red, tiny, closed, private, table, dirty, upper, locked, narrow, vertical, wire, numerous, blue, toddy, smaller, big, tight, length, flat, thin, tooth, heavy, dresser, fitting, baggy, clean, pink, lined, droopy, hidden, graduated, close, multiple, unlocked, plastic, thick, striped, wet, width, frilled, convenient, kneed, interior, under, yellow, extra, muddy, innumerable, sized, bureau, chest, frilly, handled.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective drawers:
area.

Words that sound like drawers:
drawers, dryers, driers, doors, drawer, draws, dores, dwars, drawbars, drawees, triers, triors, drowse, droppers, dowers, droz, durbars, dreary, dryer, dreamers, drivers, dares, drier, dries, dears, deers, dross, drummers, drear, dres, druthers, doers, drawls, dressers, drews, drees, drury, drillers, drys, druze, diers, dros, dreyer, dreher, dorse, drapers, druse, durries, drewery, driggers, drovers, dreese, dewars, drayer, drewry, drez, droze, dyers, drays, draggers, drainers, dorce, dreier, drewes, droolers, dreys, dreis, dewar's, druery, dry-rot, dhurries, dredgers, tours, tores, turners, trawlers, arars, drowns, darse, dithers, derworth, daughters, dealers, adores, daggers, darius, dawes, daws, daus, dars, dashers, crores, danners, daur, darters, davers, darers, adoors, darners, dartars.