Draw(e)

The Middle English Dictionary · 1922 · p. 2
, v. trans. to draw, drag, pull, bring, ., IV b 19, IX 124, X 82, XIII a 33, XVI 319; to cart, VIII a 283; intr. move, proceed, ., XVII 245; Drogh , pa. t. sg. XV a 12; Drou , XV g 16; Drouh , Drowh , XII a 155, b 73, 124; Droghe , pa. t. pl. VII 88; Drew , X 58; Drawe , pp. XII b 90, XIII a 35; Drawyn , X 124; Ydrawe , II 295. Þou drawes to wittene e , thou citest, XVI 279; drawe vs no draught , make no move against us, play us no trick (a che metaphor; cf. Chaucer, Bk. Duche e , 682), XVI 399; drou hymselue bi þe top , tore his hair, XV g 16; drawe to , toward , approach, XII b 124, XIII a 57; draweth colour lyke , approaches the colour of, IX 34 (note); drawe after , take after, resemble, XIII b 6. [OE. drag an .] See Vp-, With-drawe.
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