Drawer (noun)

1. A person who draws.
2. A boxlike container, either one that can be pulled out of a piece of furniture or one that is built into it, for holding or storing things.

Origin:

From middle english drawer, from old english drāgere ("a puller, drawer"), from proto-germanic *dragōr ("one who drags, puller"), from proto-indo-european *(s)treg- ("to pull, draw").

Examples:

1. He is a drawer of cartoons.
2. She opened the drawer to get a pen.
3. The drawer was full of clothes.
4. The drawer was locked.
5. He was looking for a key in the drawer.