wiredraw

wire·draw

 (wīr′drô′)
tr.v. wire·drew (-dro͞o′), wire·drawn (-drôn′), wire·draw·ing, wire·draws
1. To draw (metal) into wire.
2. To treat (a subject, for example) with great length, excessive detail, or overrefinement; spin out.

wire′draw′er n.
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wiredraw

(ˈwaɪəˌdrɔː)
vb, -draws, -drawing, -drew or -drawn
(Metallurgy) to convert (metal) into wire by drawing through successively smaller dies
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wire•draw

(ˈwaɪərˌdrɔ)

v.t. -drew, -drawn, -draw•ing.
1. to draw (metal) out into wire, esp. by pulling forcibly through a series of holes of gradually decreasing diameter in a succession of dies.
2. to draw out to great length, in quantity or time; stretch out to excess.
3. to strain unwarrantably, as in meaning.
wire′draw`er, n.
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wiredraw


Past participle: wiredrawn
Gerund: wiredrawing

Imperative
wiredraw
wiredraw
Present
I wiredraw
you wiredraw
he/she/it wiredraws
we wiredraw
you wiredraw
they wiredraw
Preterite
I wiredrew
you wiredrew
he/she/it wiredrew
we wiredrew
you wiredrew
they wiredrew
Present Continuous
I am wiredrawing
you are wiredrawing
he/she/it is wiredrawing
we are wiredrawing
you are wiredrawing
they are wiredrawing
Present Perfect
I have wiredrawn
you have wiredrawn
he/she/it has wiredrawn
we have wiredrawn
you have wiredrawn
they have wiredrawn
Past Continuous
I was wiredrawing
you were wiredrawing
he/she/it was wiredrawing
we were wiredrawing
you were wiredrawing
they were wiredrawing
Past Perfect
I had wiredrawn
you had wiredrawn
he/she/it had wiredrawn
we had wiredrawn
you had wiredrawn
they had wiredrawn
Future
I will wiredraw
you will wiredraw
he/she/it will wiredraw
we will wiredraw
you will wiredraw
they will wiredraw
Future Perfect
I will have wiredrawn
you will have wiredrawn
he/she/it will have wiredrawn
we will have wiredrawn
you will have wiredrawn
they will have wiredrawn
Future Continuous
I will be wiredrawing
you will be wiredrawing
he/she/it will be wiredrawing
we will be wiredrawing
you will be wiredrawing
they will be wiredrawing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been wiredrawing
you have been wiredrawing
he/she/it has been wiredrawing
we have been wiredrawing
you have been wiredrawing
they have been wiredrawing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been wiredrawing
you will have been wiredrawing
he/she/it will have been wiredrawing
we will have been wiredrawing
you will have been wiredrawing
they will have been wiredrawing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been wiredrawing
you had been wiredrawing
he/she/it had been wiredrawing
we had been wiredrawing
you had been wiredrawing
they had been wiredrawing
Conditional
I would wiredraw
you would wiredraw
he/she/it would wiredraw
we would wiredraw
you would wiredraw
they would wiredraw
Past Conditional
I would have wiredrawn
you would have wiredrawn
he/she/it would have wiredrawn
we would have wiredrawn
you would have wiredrawn
they would have wiredrawn
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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The Belgian Bekaert group, which specialises in the production and marketing of steel wire and wiredraw products, has acquired the operational assets of the British Joseph Sykes Brothers (JSB) group for Euro 8.9 million.
As mowing machines evolved arid became increasingly refined, the logical next step was development of a device to lift newly cut hay into wiredraws where it could dry and cure.