Oars

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A type of lever used to propel a boat, having a flat blade at one end and a handle at the other, and pivoted in a rowlock atop the gunwale, whereby a rower seated in the boat and pulling the handle can pass the blade through the water by repeated strokes against the water's resistance, thus moving the boat .

An oarsman; a rower.

An oar-like swimming organ of various invertebrates.

Original Aspect Ratio - playing a movie in the original way it was filmed and meant to be shown/look. Original Aspect Ratio (OAR) is a home cinema term for the aspect ratio or dimensions in which a film or visual production was produced — as envisioned by the people involved in the creation of the work. The aspect ratio of an image is its width divided by its height. Urban Dictionary

The act of stumbling around randomly, smacking people in the face with oars; verb. An optional way to perform this sport is to yell \\\"OWNED\\\" immediately after contact, followed by a quick retreat and a \\\"dirka dirka\\\". Urban Dictionary

A fckin kick ass band..so fall back Urban Dictionary

N. A large wooden object used for propelling you in water from a boat often in the often cliche "creek". Urban Dictionary

12 foot carbon fiber pole with hatchet shape on one and rubber handles that relentlessly rips skin from you hand. usually carried by real men along with 64ft long carbon fiber or fiberglass boats. Urban Dictionary

1.) A tool used to row a boat. 2.) How Irish people pronounce the letter "R". Urban Dictionary

A group of girls going on a kayaking adventure just to get railed Urban Dictionary

A band that is kind of bad, but people just go to the concerts to get completely wasted with a large group of people, then later split up with everyone they were there with and meet the most random people. Everyone smokes weed and makes out with everyone else, while saying they go to some big name college when they probably are burn outs. But, hey its fun nevertheless, have fun waking up with a horrible hangover and not remembering that OAR was playing. Urban Dictionary

When someone is a whore and built like a oar Urban Dictionary

Some horrible band that comes under some bullshit category like "college alternative." Also see: Hippy & or Prep Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to oars:
oars.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word oars:
bireme, furled, trireme, oar, sculling, prow, outrigger, saltire, galley, scull, rower, ramming, sails, gules, rowed, galleys, rowing, paddling, lifeboat, spars, immobile, propel, sable, sail, paddle, outboard, rudder, rafts, sweep, contrasts, mast, sweeps, boat, flags, warship, azure, propulsion, overboard, stern, propelled, boats, barge, keel, steering, rig, poles, nets, blades, viking, sailors, bow, vessels, propeller, rendering, blade, lighter, armament, vessel, seated, sailing, deck, rows, rapids, craft, crew, row, shells, ships, synthetic, stroke, ship, hull, lengths, fishing, powered, thames, cox, pull, wooden, anchor, forty, shore, equipped, faster, wind, shallow, easier, holes, side, colours, narrow, enabled, flat, fitted, pulled, waters, guns, mounted, attached, slaves.

Words that rhyme with oars:
corps, chores, drawers, outdoors, yours, wars, doors, scores, azores, fours, stores, indoors, tours, sores, cores, ores, pores, hors, adores, abhors, bores, dinosaurs, spores, shores, carnivores, soars, chest of drawers, roars, bors, explores, implores, pours, gores, floors, underscores, mentors, ignores, boers, all fours, centaurs, napoleonic wars, whores, deplores, downpours, out of doors, bookstores, restores, saboteurs, phosphors, guarantors, outpours, sophomores, storz, balkan wars, delors, encores, poors, punic wars, nemours, outscores, veterans of foreign wars, storrs, superstores, dores, drugstores, small stores, backdoors, cohrs, megastores, kohrs, morze, roehrs, rohrs, toystores, zorz.

Adjectives that are often used to describe oars:
long, muffled, many, heavy, broken, large, short, spare, golden, wooden, huge, starboard, foot, big, bladed, strong, clumsy, distant, weary, banked, eight, leaden, tiny, longer, stern, powerful, numerous, four, light, broad, ready, useless, wet, longest, rude, enormous, imaginary, larboard, immense, extra, double, thick, swift, ashen, shaped, gilded, man, like, ponderous, stout, auxiliary, upright, slender, slow, led, feathered, silent, disentangled, rough, polished, idle, gigantic, tough, rhythmic, mighty, hostile, busy, ghostly, splintered, shattered, rival.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective oars:
methodology, instrument, trial.

Consonant match to oars:
hours, ears, ares, airs, ours, heirs, ores, errs, ayres.

Words that sound like oars:
oars, ors, ores, orz, orrs, hours, ours, ares, ars, orse, orce, arz, r.s, aars, ears, airs, heirs, errs, eres, ayers, ires, eers, ayres, iers, owers, eyres, oers, doors, or, chores, aura, arse, ore, corps, oar, fours, ory, offers, ora, ort, orbs, bores, cores, authors, hors, fores, boars, orth, aur, orr, oro, ori, kors, awes, cours, henri, aws, arce, auras, bors, gores, aure, orzo, orer, auro, orie, oart, orms, oros, boers, orah, dores, oras, gaurs, orae, -or, ohr, auri, -ory, alr, oru, allers, augers, orra, augurs, autres, aurae, oare, ormes, ohrt, orw, oary, orh, awse, orri, gorz, auteurs, ohre, gnawers, augures.