rowable
adjective
row·able
ˈrōəbəl
: capable of being rowed or rowed upon
Word History
Etymology
row entry 1 + -able
First Known Use
circa 1570, in the meaning defined above
- put words into someone's mouth
- put years on
- put your heads together
- put your oar in
- put-and-take
- put-down
- put-downs
- Put-in-Bay
- put-on
- put-ons
- put-put
- put-puts
- put-putted
- put-putting
- put-up
- put-up job
- put-upon
- put/get the word out
- put/give the baby up for adoption
- put/have little faith in
- put/keep one out of action
- put/leave one's stamp
- put/make (someone) wise to
- put/place (someone) on a pedestal
- put/place a premium on