oarsmen
Meaning
of Oarsman
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnagrams
Examples
Casson (1991), p. 188 For instance, the tyrant Dionysius I of Syracuse once set all slaves of Syracuse free to man his galleys, employing thus freedmen, but otherwise relied on citizens and foreigners as oarsmen.
It is excitement all around as snake-boats, each manned by over a hundred oarsmen, cut through the waters like wind.
Evidence for this is provided by Thucydides, who records that the Corinthian oarsmen carried "each his oar, cushion (hypersion) and oarloop".
Crew: 70 oarsmen, 15 sailors and officers, 25 horses with their riders and complete gear.
Hanson (2006), p. 242 These few troops were peripherally effective in an offensive sense, but critical in providing defense for the oarsmen.
It would carry a crew of around 41 men (40 oarsmen and one cox).