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Synonyms for Rower:
Other relevant words:
- Affrayer ,
- Bencher ,
- Bickerer ,
- Cockswain ,
- Disputer ,
- Jangler ,
- Racketer ,
- Rumbler ,
- Shipman ,
- Squabbler ,
- Trender ,
- Tumulter ,
- able ,
- able seaman ,
- act ,
- all right ,
- arguer ,
- banker ,
- bargee ,
- bargeman ,
- battler ,
- bedder ,
- bluejacket ,
- boater ,
- boatman ,
- boatswain ,
- brawler ,
- broiler ,
- canoeist ,
- classist ,
- courser ,
- cox ,
- coxswain ,
- crew ,
- diner ,
- ferryman ,
- filer ,
- four ,
- fusser ,
- gondolier ,
- haggler ,
- hassler ,
- jolly ,
- lighterman ,
- line ,
- liner ,
- longshoreman ,
- lyricist ,
- marine ,
- mariner ,
- middy ,
- midshipman ,
- navigator ,
- oar ,
- oarsman ,
- oarswoman ,
- orderer ,
- paddler ,
- pather ,
- pilot ,
- placer ,
- puller ,
- quarreller ,
- ranger ,
- ranker ,
- regatta ,
- rioter ,
- road ,
- rounder ,
- row ,
- rowan ,
- rowing ,
- rowing machine ,
- sailor ,
- salt ,
- scraper ,
- sculler ,
- seafarer ,
- seaman ,
- sequencer ,
- skipper ,
- sparrer ,
- spatter ,
- steamer ,
- steersman ,
- stirrer ,
- stroke ,
- struggler ,
- tar ,
- threader ,
- trainer ,
- waterman ,
- wrangler ,
- yachtsman .
What are the hypernyms for Rower?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
athlete, competitor, oarsman, sportsperson, boatperson.
Usage examples for Rower
Had the rower of the cobble turned in-shore at once, some of this might have been saved; but that would have been one pair of eyes the fewer, and every boat was wanted.
"Somehow Good"
The creak of oars told of a late rower on the stream-a voice was wafted up to them, to be drowned in the sighing of the leaves set swaying by the new breeze.
"The Sins of Séverac Bablon"
He there found a boat awaiting him, with a single rower.
"The Prime Minister"
Famous quotes with Rower
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When four rowers are in a boat, with their backs to the bow, their simple office is to pull the oars. The steersman's office is to look ahead and work the helm. The moment that the rower turns steersman, and tries to look over his shoulder or outpull his fellow oarsman, the boat loses headway. So you and I are placed with our backs to the future. In our hands are the oars of Christian endeavor. Let God steer the boat, and let us attend to the oars.
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