A gate that can be drawn or pulled to open or close an entrance, often used in castles, fortifications, or industrial settings.
From 'draw' (to pull) + 'gate' (Old English geat). Medieval fortification term.
A drawgate combines simplicity with security—a single pull could seal an entrance, making them perfect for medieval defensibility before modern locks existed.
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