drawl - use in sentences

Object

• voice: Home at last, " came a drawling voice from the kitchen.

Converse of object

• have: He is an American and his voice had a drawl to.. .

Adjective modifier

• Southern: He spoke in the slightest of Southern drawls, just loud enough to be heard over the hoot of foghorns out in the Bay.

• southern: The halls rang with the accents of English volunteers adrift in a city of southern drawl.

• slow: Alice almost stamped with irritation at the slow drawl in which he spoke.

• American: Maybe it was the fact that he had to cope with an American drawl, rather than his usual Northern accent.

• deep: In her deep southern drawl, she said, " It's OK.

• Texan: Chill the beers and practice your Texan drawl because the Hills are back!

Noun used with modifier

• monotone: Indeed, his near-the-knuckle gags are largely only pardoned by his rhythmic, polite, almost monotone drawl.