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    drawer

    • IPA[drôr]

    美式

    • n.
      a box-shaped storage compartment without a lid, made to slide horizontally in and out of a desk, chest, or other piece of furniture.；underpants

    • noun: drawer, plural noun: drawers

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    名詞

    • 1. a box-shaped storage compartment without a lid, made to slide horizontally in and out of a desk, chest, or other piece of furniture.
    • 2. dated, humorous underpants Queen Victoria was notoriously careless with her drawers
    • 3. a person who produces a drawing or design.
    • ▪ a person who writes a check the banker would have rights as holder to pursue the drawer
    • ▪ archaic another term for tapster

    top drawer

    • n.
      high social position or class: George and Madge were not out of the top drawer
    • adj.
      of the highest quality or social class: a top-drawer performance

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    top drawer

    • n.
      high social position or class: George and Madge were not out of the top drawer
    • adj.
      of the highest quality or social class: a top-drawer performance

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    bottom drawer

    • n.
      household linen stored by a woman in preparation for her marriage.

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    refer to drawer

    • ph.
      a phrase used by banks when suspending payment of a cheque

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    not the sharpest knife in the drawer

    • ph.
      lacking intelligence; stupid

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    not the sharpest knife in the drawer

    • ph.
      lacking intelligence; stupid

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    Directoire drawers

    • plural
      knickers which are straight, full, and knee-length.

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    Directoire drawers

    • plural
      underpants that are straight, full, and knee-length.

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    drawer

    • n.
      a box-shaped storage compartment without a lid, made to slide horizontally in and out of a ...

    Oxford Dictionary