Word:
Definition
Translation En -> Es
Translation En -> De
Translation En -> Fr
Translation Es -> En
Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
Translation Fr -> En
Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Oar
Pronunciation:
ōr
n
1.
1.
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.
An
oarsman
;
a
rower
;
as
,
he
is
a
good
oar
.
3.
(Zool.)
An
oarlike
swimming
organ
of
various
invertebrates
.
Oar cock
(Zool.)
the
water
rail
.
Spoon oar
an
oar
having
the
blade
so
curved
as
to
afford
a
better
hold
upon
the
water
in
rowing
.
To boat the oars
to
cease
rowing
,
and
lay
the
oars
in
the
boat
.
To feather the oars
See
under
Feather
.
To lie on the oars
to
cease
pulling
,
raising
the
oars
out
of
water
,
but
not
boating
them
;
to
cease
from
work
of
any
kind
;
to
be
idle
;
to
rest
.
To muffle the oars
to
put
something
round
that
part
which
rests
in
the
rowlock
,
to
prevent
noise
in
rowing
.
To put in one's oar
to
give
aid
or
advice
; -
commonly
used
of
a
person
who
obtrudes
aid
or
counsel
not
invited
.
To ship the oars
to
place
them
in
the
rowlocks
.
To toss the oars
To
peak
the
oars
,
to
lift
them
from
the
rowlocks
and
hold
them
perpendicularly
,
the
handle
resting
on
the
bottom
of
the
boat
.
To trail oars
to
allow
them
to
trail
in
the
water
alongside
of
the
boat
.
To unship the oars
to
take
them
out
of
the
rowlocks
.
v. t. & i.
1.
To
row
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Oared
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Oaring
.]
Oared
with
laboring
arms
.
- Pope.
Noun
1.
oar
-
an
implement
used
to
propel
or
steer
a
boat
To
dream
that
you
are
using
oars
,
symbolizes
disappointments
and
your
tendency
to
sacrifice
your
own
desires
to
please
others
.
To
dream
that
you
are
paddling
with
one
oar
,
signifies
your
need
for
help
or
assistance
.
To
see
a
broken
oar
,
signifies
failure
in
your
endeavours
.
bargee
,
bargeman
,
barger
,
boat-handler
,
boater
,
boatman
,
boatsman
,
ferrier
,
ferryman
,
galley
slave
,
gondolier
,
lighterman
,
oarsman
,
paddle
,
pole
,
pull
,
punter
,
row
,
rower
,
scull
,
steering
oar
,
sweep
,
waterman
,
yachter
,
yachtsman
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Oak pruner
Oak spangle
oak tree
Oak wart
oak-leaved goosefoot
Oaken
Oaker
Oakland
oakleaf goosefoot
Oakley
Oakling
Oaklisp
Oakum
Oaky
OAM
OAP
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Oar cock
Oar-footed
Oared
Oared shrew
Oarfish
Oarfoot
Oarless
Oarlock
OARnet
Oarsman
oarsmanship
Oarsweed
oarswoman
Oary
OAS
OASF
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