What does sculling mean?
The act of propelling a boat through water using a single oar, typically with the oar held in both hands and moved in a sculling motion. In rowing, sculling refers to the use of two oars, one in each hand, to propel the boat.
Example
"The sculler glided effortlessly across the lake, her oars dipping into the water in a smooth, rhythmic motion."
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