Usually means: Rowing with two oars alone.
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▸ noun:  the use of oars to propel a boat by moving them through the water on both sides of the craft, or moving one oar over the stern.

Types:
single scull, double scull, quad scull, coxless pair, coxed pair, coxless four, coxed four, eight, more...

Adjectives:
single, double, constant, professional, vertical, heavy, good, british, stern, little, junior

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Types:
single scull, double scull, quad scull, coxless pair, coxed pair, coxless four, coxed four, eight, more...

Adjectives:
single, double, constant, professional, vertical, heavy, good, british, stern, little, junior




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