drawers

British  

/ drɔːz /

plural noun

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

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Example Sentences

We empty and refill drawers stuffed with loose drill bits and wood screws, batteries, rolls of tape, and twenty-year-old receipts for two-dollar bottles of glue.

From Literature

I like to wipe from top to bottom — shelves first, then drawers — so anything loose gets cleared along the way.

From Salon

If you have trouble closing drawers or closet doors, she wrote, “it is definitely time to do something, even if you are only in your 30s.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Tansy pulled the small girl’s skirttails free of her drawers and settled her skirts for her.

From Literature

I finished pinning up the slip and drawers, then stepped aside to dry my hands.

From Literature