poled (Meaning)

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poled (imp. & p. p.)

of Pole

The boatman poled the boat gently across the tranquil river.
The explorer poled his way through the dense undergrowth of the rainforest.
The farmer poled the makeshift raft to shore, laden with produce.
The gondola was gracefully poled along the picturesque canals of Venice.
The pole vaulter poled over the bar with incredible height.
The poll worker poled the elderly voter to assist them in casting their ballot.
The surveyor poled the boundaries of the property to establish its exact dimensions.
The hiker poled his way up the rugged mountain trail, enjoying the solitude of nature.
The ice fishermen poled their sleds out onto the frozen lake to await their catch.
The Arctic explorers poled their dogsleds across the vast expanse of snow and ice.

of Pole

canoed,punted,rowed, kayaked, paddled, pulled,feathered, oared, sculled

No antonyms found.

The boatman poled the boat gently across the tranquil river.

The explorer poled his way through the dense undergrowth of the rainforest.

The farmer poled the makeshift raft to shore, laden with produce.

The gondola was gracefully poled along the picturesque canals of Venice.