scull

/skʌl/

Definitions

1. noun

a short, narrow boat used for rowing, typically propelled by one person

“The sculler glided smoothly across the calm lake.”

2. verb

to propel (a boat) through the water with a scull oar

“She learned to scull her boat with ease and speed.”

3. verb

to pull (something) through the water with a scull oar

“The sculler pulled through the water with great force.”

4. noun

the act of rowing with a scull oar

“Sculling is a great workout for the arms and back.”

Synonyms

  • oarsman
  • rower
  • sculler

Antonyms

  • motorboater
  • sailor