deep-draw
[ deep-draw ]
verb (used with object),deep-drew, deep-drawn, deep-draw·ing.Metalworking.
to form (tubing, containers, etc.) by pulling strip or sheet metal between suitably formed and spaced dies.: Compare cup (def. 22).
Origin of deep-draw
1First recorded in 1920–25
Words Nearby deep-draw
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How to use deep-draw in a sentence
Dismounting, they tied their horses in a deep draw, and crawled to the top, where they could watch for her signal.
'Me-Smith' | Caroline LockhartAt noon the pack-train descended into a deep draw, well covered with cedar and sage.
The Rainbow Trail | Zane GreyJob Nutt took a deep draw at his pipe, and turned and looked down at Murphy, now just over three years old.
'Murphy' | Major Gambier-ParryOn the north side of this primitive dwelling was a deep draw-well.
A Walk from London to Fulham | Thomas Crofton Croker
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