(archery) back your bowstring in preparation to shoot.
(archery) back your bowstring in preparation to shoot.
“Has anyone ever won a big prize in one of those monthly draw competitions? For example, say Tesco have a ‘Scan your Tesco Clubcard to be in for the chance to win a family holiday to Disneyland Paris!’ I see these types of competitions all the time, and I’m part of tons of freebie and competition groups, yet I never see anyone winning more than £100 cash or something like that.”
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(US, transitive, slang) To aim a gun at.
(Wild West, slang) To Unholster and aim a weapon (usually a pistol) at a person.
(US, transitive, slang) To take aim at.
An American slang phrase meaning to aim a gun or weapon at someone or something, drawn from firearms terminology where a 'bead' is the front sight of a gun. By extension it means to focus on, take aim at, or set one's sights on a target more broadly. Used in both literal and figurative contexts.
You break up the numbers, draw boxes,
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That which draws: that which attracts e.g. a crowd.
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The act of drawing.
“You break up the numbers, draw boxes,”
“You break up the numbers, draw boxes,”
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