The term 'draw out' can be defined as to EXTRACT, ELICIT, LEACH, LENGTHEN, MILK, EDUCE, EVOKE, EXTEND, SIPHON, PROLONG, ELONGATE, and PROTRACT. To EXTRACT means to take out or remove something from a larger whole. To ELICIT is to bring out or draw out information or a response from someone. To LEACH is to remove a soluble substance from a solid by the action of a percolating liquid. To LENGTHEN is to make something longer in duration or distance. To MILK is to EXTRACT or draw out something gradually or systematically. To EDUCE is to draw out or bring out something latent or potential. To EVOKE is to bring out or call forth a feeling, memory, or reaction. To EXTEND is to make something longer in time or space. To SIPHON is to draw off or transfer a liquid through a tube using suction. To PROLONG is to make something last longer. To ELONGATE is to make something longer in extent or duration. To PROTRACT is to draw out or LENGTHEN in time. Finally, to shakedown is to EXTRACT money or other concessions from someone by intimidation or threats.