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drawer Noun 1. a sliding box-shaped part of a piece of furniture used for storage 2. a person or thing that draws
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Translations n drawer [droː] a sliding box without a lid which fits into a chest, table etc the bottom drawer of my desk. laai جارور، دُرْج чекмедже zásuvka skuffe die Schublade συρτάρι cajón sahtel کشو laatikko tiroir מְגֵירָה दराज ladica fiók laci skúffa cassetto 引き出し 서랍 stalčius atvilktne laci la skuff szuflada gaveta sertar (выдвижной) ящик zásuvka predal fioka utdragslåda ลิ้นชัก çekmece 抽屜 шухляда دراز ngăn kéo 抽屉 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Women should have a drawerful of options," says Lou Crawford, founder of The Keeper, which makes natural gum rubber cups inserted to catch menstrual flow. He spent decades scraping for funding for his still-distinctive works, leaving behind a drawerful of intriguing but unrealized projects. By the time many people consult a doctor for their acne, they usually have tried a drawerful of over-the-counter (OTC) medications. |
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