Collocations for "drawer"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "drawer" in context.
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drawer
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [chest, set, unit] of drawers
- the [bottom, top, middle, first, second] drawer
- in the [first] drawer on the [right, left]
- the [bedside, bedroom, kitchen] drawers
- a [messy, tidy, disorganized] drawer
- [throw, toss] [it] in the junk drawer
- the drawer is [stuffed, crammed, packed] with
- [rummage, look] [in, through] the drawer
- keep [files, underwear, pills, certificates, bills, towels] in the drawer
- a drawer for [keeping, storing] files
- pulled out a [file, stapler, document] from the drawer
- [took, fished, pulled] a [stapler, pair of scissors] out of the drawer
- is a [sketch, landscape, caricature] drawer
- slang: [wear, buy] [cotton, silk, nylon] drawers
- a top-drawer [act, performance, display]
'drawer' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):