drawstop
drawstop noun: a provision in a loan agreement which gives the lender the right to refuse to make further loan advances to a borrower.
Noun
drawstop (plural drawstops)
- A provision in a loan agreement which gives the lender the right to refuse to make further loan advances to a borrower.
- The knob at the console of a pipe organ which controls the airflow to different sets of pipes.
- A component on the cam system of a compound bow which prevents the string from being pulled back further.
Verb
drawstop (third-person singular simple present drawstops, present participle drawstopping, simple past and past participle drawstopped)
Forms of drawstop
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | drawstops |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | drawstops |
| present participle | drawstopping |
| past participle | drawstopped |
| past | drawstopped |
Origin of drawstop
From draw + stop.
Questions about drawstop
- What does drawstop mean?
- Drawstop means a provision in a loan agreement which gives the lender the right to refuse to make further loan advances to a borrower.
- What part of speech is drawstop?
- Drawstop can be a noun or a verb.
- What is the plural of drawstop?
- The plural of drawstop is drawstops.
Words near drawstop in the dictionary
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