1. slow, prolonged ways of speaking
Usage: plural form

1. speaks in a slow, prolonged manner
Usage: third person singular present

Examples

• She drawls her words when she’s tired.
• The actor drawls his lines to sound more Southern.
• He drawls every syllable dramatically.
• The politician drawls during his speeches.
• Their regional drawls were quite noticeable.
• The cowboy’s drawls added charm to his stories.
• Different drawls can be heard across the South.