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scull

noun as in oar

noun as in paddle

Strongest match

verb as in paddle

verb as in row

Strongest matches

Strong matches

Weak match

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She also said that she “heard the scull break.”

These classes teach beginners in small groups to scull in stable, single boats, emphasizing boat skills and introducing rowers to larger boats.

By the time the council's Rendlesham Revealed four-year community dig began in 2022, archaeologists knew it was the location of an important Anglo-Saxon settlement, but archaeologist Prof Chris Scull said its "scale is beyond anything anyone would have predicted when we first recognised the site".

From BBC

Prof Scull said: "The king would arrive, people would congregate, he would feast his local followers, fairs and markets would be held."

From BBC

Prof Scull said it all suggests "we have been underestimating the sophistication and capacity of the societies of 5th to 7th Century England" seeing them as post-Roman barbarians.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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