Yes, grammatically, morphologically, and etymologically, 'drawer' can indeed mean someone or something that draws, derived directly from the active verb 'to draw'. For instance, an artist, illustrator, or draftsperson who creates charcoal sketches or technical drawings is technically a drawer. Similarly, in historical contexts, a bartender or pub employee whose primary job was to draw ale and beverages from casks was referred to as a drawer. However, this usage is much less common in modern everyday conversation.
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