The word draw has several meanings:

1. To create pictures or designs using a pen, pencil, crayon, or similar tool. When you draw a picture of your dog, you're making marks on paper that represent what you see. Artists draw with charcoal, architects draw building plans, and engineers draw diagrams of machines. A person who draws is sometimes called a drafter.
2. To pull something toward you or along with you. You might draw the curtains closed before bed, draw water from a well, or draw your chair closer to the table. An archer draws back the bowstring before releasing an arrow. In this sense, to draw means to use force to move something.
3. To attract or pull attention. A great book draws you into its story, while a crowd of people outside might draw your curiosity. A talented performer draws large audiences to her shows.
4. When a game or contest ends with both sides having the same score, it's called a draw. If you and your friend each score three goals in soccer, the game ends in a draw. Unlike winning or losing, a draw means neither side won.
5. To select something randomly, like drawing a name from a hat to see who goes first, or drawing a card from a deck in a game. When you draw straws to make a decision, you're letting chance decide.