pair-oar
[
pair
-awr, -ohr]
/ˈpɛərˌɔr, -ˌoʊr/
noun
1.
a racing shell propelled by two persons, each with one oar.
Origin
1850-55
Related forms
pair-oared,
adjective
British Dictionary definitions for
pair-oar
pair-oar
noun
1.
(
rowing
) a racing shell in which two oarsmen sit one behind the other and pull one oar each
Also called
pair
Compare
double scull