drawer
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- noun
- /ˈdrɔːər/
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dibujante
- I've been a doodler and a drawer and kind of like a character creator my whole life.
- a good drawer
It's commonplace to find accomplished concert pianists, composers, sculptors, painters, drawers.
- It's commonplace to find accomplished concert pianists, composers, sculptors, painters, drawers.
- I've been a doodler and a drawer and kind of like a character creator my whole life.
- I was always a drawer drawer when I was a kid and.
Examples
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But even being a weak drawer, you can still get your idea across pretty well.
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One mother, for example, described her son as "not a good drawer, but he loves to sit down with pen and paper and try to draw."
Academic text (2015) -
I'm a terrible drawer, so...
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Kato, you are a really good drawer.
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You’re a good drawer.
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Although I am not a professional, I consider myself a good drawer when it comes to sketching landscapes.
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As a child, she always dreamed of becoming an artist and a talented drawer of cartoons.
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The workshop attracted several aspiring artists, each eager to learn from the experienced drawer leading the class.
Synonyms
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A person who makes art like paintings or sculptures with imagination and feeling
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A person who makes pictures and page designs for posters, books, or websites
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A person who draws quick pictures, often as an artist or for a hobby
A person who draws pictures or plans by hand with a pencil
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Etymology
Drawer meaning someone who draws pictures comes from the verb draw, which means 'to make a picture by hand'. So a drawer is simply a person who makes drawings.