1. Pull inward or towards a centre
   "The pilot drew in the landing gear";
   - retract
    
2. Direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes
   "The store owner was happy that the ad drew in many new customers";
   - attract, pull, pull in, draw
    
3. Advance or converge on
   "The police were drawing in on him";
   - close in
    
4. Draw in as if by suction
   "draw in your cheeks and stomach";
   - suck in
    
5. Shape one's body into a curl
   "She fell and drew in";
   - curl up, curl
    
6. Of trains; move into (a station)
   "The locomotive drew in slowly";
   - pull in, get in, move in

Derived forms: drawn in, draws in, drew in, drawing in

See also: draw, suck up

Type of: advance, arrive, bend, come, core out, draw, flex, get, go on, hollow, hollow out, march on, move on, pass on, progress, pull

Antonym: get out