Because typing multiply is too many letters?

And what if they're legitimately callling people drawers, you pull-out wooden storage container? It COULD be a new creative insult!

I stopped calling visual artists 'drawers' in year three. Yet I use 'times' and 'multiply' equally. Don't ask me why - habit?

you sound like your trying to be a teacher yourself telling us how we should pronounce things XD lol

I think drawer is perfectly fine for what you do.

Saying something like "three times four" is correct though. Just saying.

i will call you a drawer because your 'art' is shit!

i ate a bunches of macaroni an now im indigested

Now I'm upset because I never memorized my times tables. I cant times my sixes very well.... And it's all your fault.

I keep my drawers in a chest of drawers. Then I drawer upon it.



(okay, so technically the last one is spelled "draw" but pronounced "drawer" thanks to the following vowel sound )

I'm a drawer!

okay.

I've noticed that a lot of people who use 'drawer' don't have English as their primary language. This makes it more understandable, since there's no GOOD reason a 'drawer' isn't 'a person who draws'. A painter paints, after all, and for some reason you can be an 'artist' but not an 'arter'. But obviously to anyone who grew up speaking English and isn't 10 years old, 'drawer' is just a terrible word when not relating to furniture.