Definition

A person who rows a boat using a scull, which is a type of oar that is used with one hand on each side of the boat.

Example

The sculler expertly maneuvered the boat through the calm waters of the lake.

Conversation

Did you see that amazing sculler at the lake yesterday?

Yeah, they were really fast on the water!

I wish I could row like that sculler one day.

With practice, you'll definitely get there!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Sculler** → The word 'sculler' originates from the Old French *escolier*, meaning a person who rows a boat with a scull. It refers specifically to someone who propels a boat using a sculling oar, which is a type of oar used to row a boat.

Memory Tip

Think of a person who 'rows' a boat with a special oar — that's what a sculler does.

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