draw out Copy link Outline 1. extrăho, 32. ēdūco, 33. ēlĭcio, ui and exi, 3 (to tempt forth)4. dēdūco, 3 (to d. out fine, as in spinning) • draw out: 1. extrăho, 3: to d. out water, aquam (e puteo) ex., Pl.: to d. out a weapon from a wound, telum de vulnere ex., Ov. Fig.: the fight was d.n out till night-fall, certamen in noctem extractum, Liv.: v. to protract. 2. ēdūco, 3: to d. a sword out from its sheath, gladium e vagina e., Cic.: to d. out a missile from the body, telum e corpore e., Virg. 3. ēlĭcio, ui and exi, 3 (to tempt forth): to d. out the enemy from the marshes, hostem ex paludibus el., Caes.: v. to elicit. 4. dēdūco, 3 (to d. out fine, as in spinning): to d. out a thread with the thumb, d. pollice filum, Ov.: v. to spin.