Associations to the word «Rowing»
Noun
- Four
- Endurance
- Waterfront
- Marina
- Britannia
- Cease
- Cutter
- Cove
- Hire
- Guinness
- Rosenberg
- Steamer
- Salford
- Won
- Bronze
- Coaching
- Challenge
- Corsair
- Zealand
- Beginner
- Willem
- Montevideo
- Sailor
- Loch
- Laurie
- Swansea
- Trinity
- Munich
- Gent
- Seville
- Headmaster
- Woman
- Gps
- By
- Bedford
- Gladstone
- Jonny
- Harvard
- Nsw
- Georgetown
- Riverside
- Hamburger
- Dartmouth
- Tasmanian
- Waterway
- Severn
- Nottinghamshire
- Swim
- Flying
- Schoolboy
- Chess
- Junior
- Lawn
- Exercise
- Whittaker
- Monmouth
- Terence
- Fathom
- Magdalen
- Pluck
- Pembroke
- Culmination
- Ferry
- Guildford
- Shell
- Ocean
- Coach
- Chattanooga
- Adelaide
- Berkshire
- Mcgill
Adjective
Wiktionary
ROWING, verb. Present participle of row
ROWING, noun. The action of the verb to row.
ROWING, noun. The action of propelling a boat with oars.
ROWING, noun. The rowing of boats as a competitive sport.
ROWING, noun. The act of having a row, or argument.
ROWING BOAT, noun. (nautical) Any boat propelled only by oars; especially one used for recreation or sport
ROWING BOATS, noun. Plural of rowing boat
ROWING MACHINE, noun. An exercise machine whose action resembles that of rowing a boat.
ROWING MACHINES, noun. Plural of rowing machine
Dictionary definition
ROWING, noun. The act of rowing as a sport.
Wise words
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