oars

Umpire Matthew Pinsent stopped the race in the second minute after the Oxford boat drifted into Cambridge's path and their oars clashed.

We have no oars to steer, no one who knows how and millions of voters still think it’s a cheap thrill ride at a waterpark.

You must know that his sword was as wide as the oars of a boat and could cut down a galloping warhorse.

Next, using that remarkable, newly discovered tool, his rodent teeth, he made two long oars, or sweeps, which he placed in notches he had gnawed out for oarlocks.

While some might see the ferry as a small rowing boat with oars made of pine, Mr Truman sees it as a vital part of the area's heritage.