oar in a sentence

n., v.

Definition

OAR: A long, slender pole with a flat blade at one end, used for rowing or steering a boat through water.

The rower expertly dipped the oar into the water, propelling the boat forward.
She felt a sense of peace as she glided across the lake, the only sound being the splash of the oar.
After a long day on the river, they carefully stored the oar in the boat's compartment.
He realized that the oar was missing just as they reached the middle of the lake.
The wooden oar was polished and smooth, a testament to years of use on the water.
The rower lifted the oar high above his head, ready to plunge it back into the water.
She carefully carved the wood, shaping the oar for a smoother stroke in the lake.
As the boat drifted, he dipped the oar gently to steer them back on course.
The old fisherman leaned on his oar, reminiscing about the many trips he had taken on the river.
With every powerful pull of the oar, they gained speed, cutting through the stillness of the morning mist.