thowl Synonyms
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thowl Meaning
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thowl (n.)
A thole pin.
A rowlock.
thowl Sentence Examples
- The sturdy thowls held the oars securely in place, allowing the rowers to propel the boat effortlessly.
- The boat's thowls were intricately carved, adding an artistic touch to the otherwise utilitarian object.
- The thowls creaked and groaned with each pull of the oars, creating a symphony of effort.
- The placement of the thowls determined the rowing efficiency of the boat, affecting its speed and maneuverability.
- The rowers gripped the oars tightly, their knuckles turning white against the thowls.
- To adjust the height and angle of the oars, the thowls could be raised or lowered on the boat's gunwales.
- The boat lay still in the water, the thowls bare and waiting for the rowers to return.
- As the boat rocked gently, the thowls swayed slightly, tracing graceful arcs in the air.
- The boatbuilder inspected the thowls meticulously, ensuring they were secure and free from damage.
- The thowls were a testament to the craftsmanship of the boat's builder, blending functionality and aesthetics seamlessly.
FAQs About the word thowl
A thole pin., A rowlock.
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The sturdy thowls held the oars securely in place, allowing the rowers to propel the boat effortlessly.
The boat's thowls were intricately carved, adding an artistic touch to the otherwise utilitarian object.
The thowls creaked and groaned with each pull of the oars, creating a symphony of effort.
The placement of the thowls determined the rowing efficiency of the boat, affecting its speed and maneuverability.
