Oar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to propel a boat with long, broad-bladed poles
• propel with or as if with oars; row
• To row.
• propel with oars
NOUN:
• a pole with a flat blade, used to row or steer a boat through the water
• an oarsman; a rower
• pole with a broad blade, used for rowing a boat
• an implement used to propel or steer a boat
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to propel with oars (long, broad-bladed poles)

Words related to OAR

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Words that contain OAR

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How to use OAR in a sentence

• The oar itself was drawn down out of sight, and for the minute the boat was left untouched.
• He taught them the use of the oar, in the same slow and cautious manner by which his preceding instructions had been characterized.
• The superiority of the oar over the paddle was in this contest fully demonstrated.
• He was seated in the bow of the boat, just dipping an oar from time to time as it slipped along beneath the trees.
• The haughty ferryman took an oar and rowed across, but when he arrived at the farther bank he spied not him who had cried for passage.
• Johnny took his seat, fronting the elder lad, who pulled the stern oar.
• Alone I could not have accomplished this, and I doubt if Melannie could have helped me, ignorant as she was of the use of the heavy oar.
• We thrust out an oar and felt a slowly sloping bar.
• Each at an oar, we forged on, until we lost the channel in the gloom.
• For him there was nothing but this oar, and all the jewelry that had been expended upon it had not made it anything but an oar.
• The canoes behind came crowding in on the more solid boat, and an oar held out until it encountered some invisible branch was rudely swept aside.
• Each of the four manned an oar and pulled with both hands.
• Jack had turned on his back, and as the oar fell, he raised his hand, met the stroke, turned it aside, gripped the blade, and hung on desperately.
• A young tree, working in a crutch, served them as a steering oar.
• Mr Bass employed some of them to assist in repairing an oar which had been broken in our disaster, whilst I spread the wet powder out in the sun.
• One oar he first carried to the seaman, who was exhausted and sinking.
• Maynard then hoisted royal colors, and made directly towards Black Beard with every sail and oar.
• After hunting round and finding a board to use as an oar, I turned to the city, and bidding it a long farewell, pushed off my boat.
• At the end of three hours, Sprague pulled his oar in and said they would run back into the mouth of the river for shelter.
• The gale blew even harder, and at last Sprague pulled in his oar in token of surrender.
• One of the white men dealt a heavy blow with his oar upon the head of one of the black men, which knocked him down, and broke the oar at the same time.
• Through those shadowy aisles had Gabriel wandered before her, And every stroke of the oar now brought him nearer and nearer.

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