Rowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROW, to propel by means of oars
• propel (a boat) with oars
• travel by rowing a boat
• convey (a passenger) in a boat by rowing it
• engage in the sport of rowing, especially competitively
• have a quarrel
• rebuke severely
NOUN:
• a number of people or things in a more or less straight line
• a line of seats in a theatre
• a street with a continuous line of houses along one or both of its sides
• a horizontal line of entries in a table
• a complete line of stitches in knitting or crochet.
• a spell of rowing.
• a noisy acrimonious quarrel
• a serious dispute
• a severe reprimand
• a loud noise or uproar
ADJECTIVE:
• Formed into a row, or rows; having a row, or rows; as, a twelve-rowed ear of corn.

Words related to ROWED

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How to use ROWED in a sentence

• We launched our boats upon the lake and rowed to the head of Long Island, where we put up our tents for the night.
• Ah! how the sailors rowed! The whole sky was now lighted up by the fire.
• He waited in ghastly suspense till they rowed home with their slow freight.
• Tired, hungry, and thirsty I rowed and rowed, but it was not until long after noon that I reached her.
• When that time came he had a couple of hunters at Cambridge, played in the Cambridge eleven, and rowed in one of the Trinity boats.
• Thomas, being unable to restrain her curiosity, rowed off to the land to see the huts and also Mr.
• It was a hard test to endure, while the canoe with the four relentless warriors in it rowed about seeking them.
• The smallest boat of this fleet could carry twelve sailors, and be rowed by as many oars.
• Two hours later Robert was being rowed across the Hudson by a stalwart waterman.
• Nothing was to be seen of the dead whale, and the crew was content to let it float where it would, while they rowed in search of their vessel.
• Being freed from our enemy, I now resumed the rudder, and we lowered the sail and rowed to shore.
• The mountain now flamed like a beacon, and I rowed for dear life over a sea of blood.
• We took off the dragon heads, and when it was quite dark rowed down after them, and so caught them up at Greenwich.
• As we rowed around the bend next morning into view of the creek-head the man stood there alone, awaiting us.
• Phil and Madge rowed out into the middle of the river with long, regular strokes.
• Madge and Phil rowed faster than ever after this little falling out.
• On the water the race was rowed in little galleys and brigantini.
• Accordingly, they sent out a small boat, took Pompey on board with three or four attendants, and rowed for the shore.
• He carried a shot gun and rowed along sometime without uttering a word.
• We rowed with all our might, and got out of the reach of the giants.
• A kind-hearted as well as a brave man, he had always been remarkable for the humanity with which he had cared for the unhappy Christian slaves who rowed his galley.
• These friends often rowed up the river just to see if the musical cow was there, and she always greeted them in the usual appreciative manner.
• The officials will find out what they want to know as to whom we are, and will care nothing as to who were the individual boatmen who rowed us.
• Then they made Jim sing them some of his old sailor songs as they rowed, and joined vigorously in the choruses.
• Among the slaves who rowed the galley were many white men, and their cries of joy at their liberation greatly affected those who had thus unexpectedly rescued them.
• I was pleased with her, and told her to be of good cheer, for I was sure that Preston and his people would kill Franka and those with him, for as they rowed they made no noise.
• Rowed by natives, she comes alongside almost as soon as our anchor is down, and all the resident missionaries climb on board, followed by a number of Eskimoes.
• We rowed with all our might, but gained nothing upon the vessel.
• III The horror was still on the girl, as they went, an hour later, up the ebbing tide towards Westminster, in a boat rowed by a waterman and one of their own servants.
• They rowed all night long, and then they rowed and paddled all the next day without taking any rest.
• Those boats in the Hawkesbury river to be numbered, registered, and chained at night, and not to be rowed about after dark, under penalty of confiscation.
• Jim Halliday himself had rowed them over, and learned from their conversation that Mr.

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