Rowing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROWING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the sport of racing in light, long and narrow rowboats
• the sport or pastime of propelling a boat by means of oars.
• the act of rowing as a sport
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to propel by means of oars
• the sport of racing in light, long, and narrow rowboats

Words related to ROWING

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How to use ROWING in a sentence

• We intended to remain here quietly for a few days, taking things easy, rowing, and fishing, and hunting enough for exercise only.
• I heard the muttered curses of those not rowing and the laboured breath of the rowers.
• After supper, Westy and I and a new fellow in an Ohio troop were rowing around near the shore.
• But there was work to be done, and they could not afford to spend even a part of the day in rowing for their own amusement.
• The boys stopped rowing, holding their oars in the air, just above the water.
• She watched him lift and fall among the waves until he turned a point, rowing with strong, even strokes.
• I had almost decided on rowing the longer distance, however, when I heard a bell ringing somewhere in the direction of Eastern Point.
• They were so much fatigued, and I was so overcome by my agitation, that we were obliged to relinquish rowing, most unwillingly, as the skies threatened a storm.
• Grace Darling rowing out into the storm towards the wreck.
• As it came alongside an official ordered the men to cease rowing and demanded to know who was the owner of the goods on board and to see the dastaks.
• The men were now rowing the boat into the middle of the water, so, without expecting to find the gate open, I tried the handle.
• I had been rowing for some time when I noted a tree on the bank near which the current ran.
• In his seventeenth year he became a boatman in New York harbor, devoting himself to the task of rowing passengers about or across the harbor in his own boat.
• Upon the second day after their arrival at the Isle of Victuals, they saw a boat rowing out from the direction of Nombre de Dios.
• They had officers on board and armed marines as well, and they searched that passage, rowing backward and forward, until the next morning.
• When it came as high as the foot of the dome upon the top of the mountain, I saw, afar off, a boat rowing toward me, and I returned God thanks.
• The third day we espied one small boat rowing toward us, having in it three persons.
• These galleys, or rowing men-of-war, lasted down to modern times, as we shall soon see.
• Tamblyn, after rowing on for another fifty strokes.
• On the canal was a sort of gondola, adorned with flags and streamers, and filled with music, rowing about.
• By dint of good rowing, our crew soon brought us to the spot where the river enters that beautiful sheet of water, Winnebago Lake.
• Well, pretty soon I saw a tall light and I remembered what the old lady had told me about looking for that light and rowing to it.
• Rowing in Eden! Ah! the sea! Might I but moor To-night in thee! VIII.
• But soon they glimpsed him in a boat, rowing lustily away.
• Rowing ashore with them, we visitors received a second kind welcome at the mission-house.
• Contrary winds were blowing, and they had to correct their mistake by dint of rowing.
• The Merrimack River affords a means of enjoying aquatic sports, there being rowing boats, canoes, sail boats and steamers in abundance.
• We had been out rowing and had taken a long walk the day before, and were obliged to dance and make other slight exertions to keep ourselves awake at one time.

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