sculls Antonyms
Meaning of sculls
sculls
a boat driven by one or more pairs of sculls, either of a pair of oars usually less than 10 feet (3 meters) in length and operated by one person, to move a boat by a scull or sculls, an oar used at the stern of a boat to propel it forward with a thwartwise motion, a racing shell propelled by one or two persons using sculls, one of a pair of short oars for use by one person, an oar used at the stern of a boat to drive it forward with a side-to-side motion, to scull a boat, to propel (a boat) by sculls or by a large oar worked thwartwise
sculls Sentence Examples
- The rowers propelled their sculls through the water with unwavering rhythm.
- The scullery maid carefully washed the silver sculls and polished them meticulously.
- The oarsman's sculls flashed in the sunlight as he raced downstream.
- The gym offered sculling classes for those interested in developing their upper body strength.
- The sculls of the human skull are composed of thin, smooth bone.
- The sculptor's masterpiece depicted the intricate sculls of a young woman.
- The archeologist discovered ancient sculls in the ruins of a long-lost city.
- The doctor examined the patient's sculls to assess their neurological health.
- The ornithologist studied the sculls of different bird species to identify anatomical variations.
- The antique dealer specialized in collecting rare and valuable sculls that held historical significance.
FAQs About the word sculls
a boat driven by one or more pairs of sculls, either of a pair of oars usually less than 10 feet (3 meters) in length and operated by one person, to move a boat
rows, paddles, oars, kayaks, poles,canoes,pulls, punts, feathers
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The rowers propelled their sculls through the water with unwavering rhythm.
The scullery maid carefully washed the silver sculls and polished them meticulously.
The oarsman's sculls flashed in the sunlight as he raced downstream.
The gym offered sculling classes for those interested in developing their upper body strength.
