rowers
nounUK /ˈrəʊ.əz/
US /ˈroʊ.ɚz/
Rowers are people who make a boat move through the water using long sticks called oars.
The rowers pulled their oars together and the boat glided across the lake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. People who use a rowing machine for exercise at a gym.
The gym was full of rowers working out on their machines.
3. The plural form referring to several people rowing in a team or race.
The rowers from our school won the race by two seconds.
4. A type of bird or insect that rows through water with its legs or wings.
Water rowers, like some beetles, paddle across ponds using their legs.