sculler

noun
UK /ˈskʌl.ər/
US /ˈskʌl.ɚ/

A sculler is a person who rows a small boat using two oars.

The sculler glided across the lake at sunrise.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small, narrow rowing boat used by one person with two oars.

She bought a lightweight sculler for early morning practice.

3. A type of racing boat for a single rower in the sport of rowing.

The sculler crossed the finish line first in the singles race.

4. A person who sculls, meaning to propel a boat with a pair of oars.

As an experienced sculler, he knew how to keep the boat steady.