rough-draw
/ˈrʌfdrɔː/verb
[with object] To draw, draft, or design roughly or in a preliminary way.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Scott (d. 1626), protestant polemicist. From rough + draw.
- overanalyze
- over and above
- over and done with
- over and over
- over-and-under
- overanxiety
- overanxious
- overanxiously
- overarch
- overarching
- overarchingly
- overarm
- over-articulate
- over-articulated
- over-articulation
- overate
- over-award
- hand-lining
- handlist
- handlock
- handloom
- hand-loomed
- hand-loose
- hand lotion
- hand luggage