oarswomen
/ˈɔːrzˌwɪmɪn/
NOUN
1. Women who row boats
Women who propel boats through water using oars, either individually or as members of a rowing crew.
1.1. Operating a boat with oars
Women who use oars to propel, steer, or maneuver a boat through water.
Synonyms
- rowers
- scullers
- pullers
Examples
- The oarswomen rowed together to propel their boat toward the finish line.
- The experienced oarswomen navigated the challenging river currents.
Related Words
- oarsmen
- coxswains
- bowmen
- crew members
- mariners
- sailors
- seafarers
- navigators
1.2. Members of a competitive rowing crew
Women who participate in organized rowing competitions and work together to propel a racing boat.
Synonyms
- rowers
- scullers
Examples
- The seasoned oarswomen remained focused throughout the regatta.
- The dedicated oarswomen practiced daily to improve their teamwork and rowing technique.
Related Words
- rowing team
- coxswain
- regatta
- crew
- rowing competition