oar

1. Oar
   An implement for impelling a boat, being a slender piece of timber, usually ash or spruce, with a grip or handle at one end and a broad blade at the other. The part which rests in the rowlock is called the loom.
2. Oar
   (Zoöl) An oarlike swimming organ of various invertebrates.
3. Oar
   To row. "Oared himself.", "Oared with laboring arms."

1. (n) oar
   A long wooden implement used for propelling a boat, barge, or galley. It consists of two parts — a flat feather-shaped or spoon-shaped part called the blade, which is dipped into the water in rowing, and; a rounded part called the loom, ending in a piece of less diameter than the rest, called the handle. The oar rests in a hole or indentation in the gunwale, called the rowlock or oar-lock, or between two pins called thole-pins, or in a metal rest or socket. The action of an oar in moving a boat is that of a lever, the rower's hand being the power and the water the fulcrum. Oars are frequently used for steering, as in whale-boats.
2. (n) oar
   In brewing, a blade or paddle with which the mash is stirred.
3. (n) oar
   In zoöl., an oar-like appendage of an animal used for swimming, as the leg or antenna of an insect or crustacean, one of the parapodia of annelids, etc.
4. (n) oar
   One who uses an oar; an oarsman; also, a waterman.
5. oar
   To use an oar or oars; row.
6. oar
   To propel by or as by rowing.
7. oar
   To traverse by or as by means of oars.
8. oar
   To move or use as an oar.
9. (n) oar
   An obsolete spelling of ore.

1. (n) Oar
   ōr a light pole with a flat feather or spoon-shaped end (the blade) for propelling a boat: an oar-like appendage for swimming, as the antennæ of an insect or crustacean, &c.: an oarsman
2. (v.t) Oar
   to impel by rowing
3. (v.i) Oar
   to row

implement

boat paddle paddle scull sweep sweep oar

balsa bank bat blade boat paddle bow Bow oar Bow-oar bowman broad Catch a crab Copepoda crab Double-bank Double-banked feather Feather an oar feathering gag galley galley slave Galley-slave gouger grasp hand Laboring oar Loof loom Monoxylon muffle Neuropodium Notopodium Oared oarlock oarsman Oary ore outrigger paddle Peel peg pin propeller pull push Randan Raw-port recover Remiform Remiped row rower rowlock rudder scull sculler sculling Setireme shove shove off shrew skull slip snakefish spoon Spoon oar square stretch out stroke Stroke-oar Strokesman Swape sweep sweep oar thole tholepin To boat the oars To double-bank an oar To toss the cars tug Unship wash whaleboat

Thor postwar rapport snore Timor underscore Gabor anymore war pore hardcore ignore heretofore chore Bohr Livermore tore deplore Senor decor Boer abhor lore Swore explore Abor For outscore core inshore Lahore store galore offshore Gore roar four sore yore pour whore Nor Goar ashore soar corps torr schnorr Livor hoar boar before guarantor restore Cor Dorr Mohr spore floor implore prewar Glore adore bore More score Wore fore drawer tor Your Moore Outpour Saur Dior door shore

iar kar lar par oqr owr osr ozr oae oad oaf oat