drawers

/ drɔːz /

plural noun

1. Also called: underdrawers. a legged undergarment for either sex, worn below the waist

Example Sentences

Kate, picking through her desk drawers, finds sufficient articles to improvise an outfit for the new chief executive, one that makes her look acceptably, if temporarily, elegant.

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Asked how things were going, one delegate sent back a clip from a famous Egyptian soap opera that showed a hapless boss pointlessly opening and closing the lids and drawers of his desk.

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Large language models can now parse electronic medical records—digital junk drawers of unstructured doctor’s and nurse’s notes—into clean, structured data sets that are easier to analyze.

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A few months later, the contents of 24 filing cabinet drawers were bagged up and shredded.

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As part of the lawsuit against the 2021 maps, Republican map drawers testified that they did not consider race when crafting the new district lines.

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