sculled (Meaning)

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sculled (imp. & p. p.)

of Scull

The rower sculled with expert precision, his blades slicing through the water with grace.
The ancient Egyptians sculled their boats down the Nile River, navigating the treacherous currents with ease.
The gondoliers in Venice skillfully sculled their boats along the narrow canals.
The kayak instructor taught his students the basics of sculling, emphasizing proper technique.
The canoeist sculled his way through the rapids, overcoming the strong currents with determination.
The dragon boat team sculled in unison, their paddles creating a rhythmic beat that propelled the boat forward.
The wounded soldier sculled himself back to shore, his unwavering spirit guiding him to safety.
The sculling competition tested the endurance and skill of the athletes, demanding both power and finesse.
The young oarsman sculled with passion and dedication, dreaming of one day competing at the highest level.
The sunset cast a golden glow on the lake as the fisherman sculled his boat toward home, his catch heavy with the day's bounty.

of Scull

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

No antonyms found.

The rower sculled with expert precision, his blades slicing through the water with grace.

The ancient Egyptians sculled their boats down the Nile River, navigating the treacherous currents with ease.

The gondoliers in Venice skillfully sculled their boats along the narrow canals.

The kayak instructor taught his students the basics of sculling, emphasizing proper technique.