noun
definition
A man who rows a boat, either alone or with others.
Examples of oarsman in a Sentence
I gather the boat club objects to other craft using their own stretch of river where they train oarsman.
Redgrave had the experience and the big-race cool; Pinsent had become the strongest oarsman in Britain, perhaps the world.
An international oarsman, he was also a notable gardener.
I'd say he is the second best bow side oarsman around.
One of the youngest winning oarsman ever was Matthew Smith, 18 years - Oxford 2000.
John B Kelly Jr. grew into a champion oarsman also. but even greater fame befell his daughter.
The whole process was highly dangerous and the crew, each one an expert oarsman, risked their lives to save those of others.
A keen oarsman, Andy rows for a club in Bath.
The Lent Term began very promisingly, with the second schoolboy oarsman joining his colleague who had rowed in the Fairbairns ' .