scull
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
sculls
plural
sculls
Britannica Dictionary definition of SCULL
1
[count]
:
a long and very narrow boat that is usually rowed by one or two people
-
a double scull [=a scull for two people]
2
sculls
[plural]
:
a race using sculls
-
He took first place in the single sculls.
2
scull
/ˈskʌl/
verb
sculls;
sculled;
sculling
2
scull
/ˈskʌl/
verb
sculls;
sculled;
sculling
Britannica Dictionary definition of SCULL
[no object]
:
to row a scull or other small boat
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She sculled along the river.
— sculler
noun, plural scullers [count]-
He's one of the top scullers in the state.
— sculling
noun [noncount]-
She joined the sculling team.
-
He went sculling early that morning.
