Meaning
To be the unlucky person chosen to do an unpleasant task or accept an undesirable outcome, often by chance or an apparently fair selection.
Origin
The idiom comes from drawing straws of unequal length to make a random choice: the person who receives the shortest one loses or takes the unwanted duty. This method of drawing lots has a long history.
Examples
I drew the short straw and had to stay late to close the office.
Someone has to call the angry client, and I drew the short straw.
We drew straws for the night shift, and Jake drew the short straw.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'Draw the short straw' mean?
To be the unlucky person chosen to do an unpleasant task or accept an undesirable outcome, often by chance or an apparently fair selection.