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deep-drawing

deep-drawing is the present participle and gerund of deep-draw.

Meaning of deep-draw

Verb

deep-draw (third-person singular simple present deep-draws, present participle deep-drawing, simple past deep-drew, past participle deep-drawn)

  1. To form relatively deep objects in sheet metal using a die

Adjective

deep-drawing (not comparable)

  1. Of a ship: requiring a considerable depth of water to float in.

Questions about deep-drawing

What does deep-drawing mean?
Deep-drawing means of a ship: requiring a considerable depth of water to float in.
What is deep-drawing the present participle and gerund of?
Deep-drawing is the present participle and gerund of deep-draw.
What part of speech is deep-drawing?
Deep-drawing is an adjective.

Words near deep-drawing in the dictionary

  1. deep-dives
  2. deep-diving
  3. deep-dove
  4. deep-draw
  5. deep-drawed
  6. deep-drawing
  7. deep-drawn
  8. deep-draws
  9. deep-dye
  10. deep-dyed
  11. deep-dyeing

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