1. drawl - Noun
2. drawl - Verb
To utter in a slow, lengthened tone.
To speak with slow and lingering utterance, from laziness, lack of spirit, affectation, etc.
A lengthened, slow monotonous utterance.
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Hanks revealed in interviews that after hearing Michael's unique accented drawl, he incorporated it into the older character's accent. Source: Internet
Everything MacGowan says, incidentally, is subtitled — not because of a thick accent, but because of his druggy, garbled drawl, punctuated by a wheezy hiss of a laugh. Source: Internet
Replete with trap bangers and his distinctive drawl, the effort features collaborations with Gunna and his brother Lil Keed on "Drip Day N Night," and Future and Keed again on "Yeah Yeah." Source: Internet
"A sprawling, drawl of a memoir, stretching narrative into imagery, personal memories into historical research and creative reflection into critical theory. Source: Internet
His wry countenance, with its occasionally wistful expression, was comical to see, and his consciously cultivated drawl lent a rustic savor to his sophisticated quips.” Source: Internet