Rowers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROWERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ROWER, one who rows
• a person who rows a boat, especially as a member of a racing team
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that rows

Words related to ROWERS

row6 rower8

How to use ROWERS in a sentence

• Both the Christian and the Moslem chief urged on their rowers to the top of their speed.
• Some of the rowers rushed to one side of the ship, hoping in that manner to sink it, but here too their councils were divided and confused.
• Of the rest of the mass of inhabitants, the young men and able-bodied slaves he assigned for the service of the fleet, to fill up the numbers of the rowers.
• When nearly opposite Queenhithe, he commanded the rowers to pause.
• Bruce was in the middle, with the rowers on either side.
• My boat was one of the largest and best of those usually employed in the trade, manned with seven rowers and provided with a mast and sails.
• Tell William Long to haul the boat up, and let the rowers go to sleep on the shore.
• Their rowers meanwhile were either refreshing themselves or exercising their skill with casting weights.
• And, at the same time, the two rowers stood up to get a better purchase for the recovery of their oars.
• They were well manned in a boat ten times as big as our barge, and at least sixty fighting men besides rowers.
• But the men were scattered far and wide, and some of the vessels had only two out of their three banks of rowers, some only a single one, while others again were completely empty.
• The rowers sat, not on benches running right across the vessel, but on small seats attached to its side.
• The rowers bent to their oars once again when this knotty point had been settled.
• Around a point of shore darted a long canoe with many rowers.
• The fleet consisted of thirty ships and more, and in them sailed two hundred Spaniards and innumerable Indian soldiers and rowers.
• Alexander and Ian, coming down to the harbor edge at a specified place, found there the waiting boat with two rowers.
• Desmond, resolving to give away no chances, and being unacquainted with the trend of the coast, kept the rowers at work, with short intervals of rest, until dawn.
• The rowers pulled with a will towards the rapidly nearing Projectile.
• When the sun grew higher it became very warm, so that the rowers were glad enough to lay aside their jackets.
• The strong rowers bent their backs, and the boat shot out over the mile or two of bright water between us and the island.
• The other boat, empty of all but the rowers and returning from the island to the ship, passed us with a hail.
• Thereupon a certain number of soldiers and some friendly Indian rowers whom he had, penetrated inland about one and one-half leagues.
• Ten Indian rowers were sick in this vessel, as their appearance proved.
• Arthur Miles and Tilda stared down upon the faces of the rowers.
• The second and third boats had half a dozen rowers apiece.
• They pulled away for some time without further words, and the pursuers, also, settled into silence save for an encouraging shout now and then to the rowers.
• One of the men in her stern pointed to us, and the rowers stopped and turned to look.
• Now there were but two men in the stern, and the ten rowers bent to their work and were after us.
• When the heat increased Witta spread a cloth on bent sticks above the rowers, for the wind failed between the Island of the Mountain and the shore of Africa, which is east of it.

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