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oarsman
Part of Speech: noun
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- Neither word nor look does he cast to the exhulting St. Ambrosians on the bank; a twinkle in his eye and a subdued chuckle or two, alone betray that though an oarsman he is mortal. - "Tom Brown at Oxford", Thomas Hughes.
- " If we get down among the mountains, we might as well give up," said the oarsman, sullenly. - "From Jest to Earnest", E. P. Roe.
- He loved the water, and was at home in it or on it, as he was a capital swimmer and a skillful oarsman. - "The Falls of Niagara and Other Famous Cataracts", George W. Holley.