draw

verb:to produce a picture or diagram by making lines with a pen, pencil, or other instrument
- She can draw a realistic portrait in just a few minutes.
verb:to pull or drag something so that it moves toward you or in a particular direction
- He had to draw the heavy table into the corner of the room.
verb:to extract or bring up a liquid, especially water, from a source
- The villagers draw water from the well every morning.
verb:to attract or pull in, especially attention, interest, or people
- The bright billboard draws the eyes of every driver passing by.
verb:to select numbers or names at random, especially in a lottery or lot
- The organization will draw the winners of the scholarship next Tuesday.
verb:to take a playing card from a deck
- During his turn, he decided to draw a card from the pile.
verb:to formulate a conclusion or inference from evidence or reasoning
- From the data, scientists can draw the conclusion that the climate is warming.
verb:to inhale a breath of air
- She drew a deep breath before stepping onto the stage.
noun:a tie score or result in a competition where no party wins
- The soccer match ended in a draw after both teams scored once.
noun:a picture or sketch produced by drawing
- He showed me a quick draw of the house he plans to build.