drawnear
verbUK /drɔː nɪə/
US /drɔ nɪr/
To move closer to someone or something.
The cat began to drawnear the warm fireplace.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To become more friendly or intimate with someone over time.
After weeks of talking, the two neighbors began to drawnear to each other.
3. To gradually come closer to a goal or deadline.
As we drawnear the end of the project, everyone works a little faster.
4. To move physically closer to a place or object.
The ship started to drawnear the harbor at sunset.