drawout
/ˈdrɔʊaʊt/Definitions
1. noun
A prolonged period of time, especially one spent in a particular place or situation.
“The team has been in a drawout with the opposing team for three hours, unable to decide the winner.”
2. verb
To extract or take something out of a place or situation, especially in a prolonged or difficult manner.
“The firefighters had to draw out the last family member from the burning building.”
3. noun
A drawing or sketch made in the process of drawing out something, especially a building or a landscape.
“The architect made a series of drawouts to plan the new skyscraper.”