- An
oar is an
implement used for water-borne propulsion.
Oars have a flat
blade at one end.
Rowers grasp the
oar at the
other end. The
difference between...
-
O.A.R. (short for Of A Revolution) is an
American rock band,
founded in 1996 in Rockville, Maryland. The band
consists of lead vocalist/guitarist Marc...
- Look up
OAR in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
oar is a tool used for
rowing a boat.
OAR or
oar may also
refer to:
Oar, a
village in Vetiș Commune...
- to
oared Viking ships of the
Early and High
Middle Ages, both
their well
known longship warships and
their less
familiar merchant galleys.
Oared military...
-
Oarfish are
large and
extremely long
pelagic lampriform fish
belonging to the
small family Regalecidae.
Found in
areas spanning from
temperate ocean zones...
- each with two
oars the
combination is
referred to as an
octuple scull. In a
scull boat, the
riggers apply forces symmetrically. A
sweep oared boat has to...
- "Islands in the Stream" is a song
written by the Bee Gees and
recorded by
American country music artists Kenny Rogers and
Dolly Parton. It was released...
-
Sculling is the use of
oars to
propel a boat by
moving them
through the
water on both
sides of the craft, or
moving one
oar over the stern. A long, narrow...
- and able to move
independently of the wind.
During the
classical age of
oared galleys, the Gr****s
dominated the
Mediterranean while the
Athenians dominated...
- (sculpture)
Rudra Standing on the
shoulders of
giants The
Latin transliteration Oarion of Ὠαρίων is found, but is
quite rare.
Scholia on Homer,
Iliad 18.486 citing...
