noun
a slow, lazy way of speaking that involves prolonging the pronunciation of words
verb
to speak in a slow, lazy manner with prolonged pronunciation of words
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The professor spoke with a slow drawl that put half the class to sleep.
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She has a southern drawl that makes her sound really friendly.
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I can't understand a word he's saying with that thick drawl.
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His drawl of excuses did not convince anyone of his innocence.