well-oared
/ˌwɛlˈɔːd/archaic or literary
adjective
Having many oars or good oars. Chiefly with reference to vessels of ancient Greece.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Arthur Murphy (1727–1805), playwright and actor. From well + oared.
- phenogenetics
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- phenol
- phenolase
- phenolate
- phenolcarboxylic
- phenol carboxylic
- phenol-formaldehyde
- phenolic
- phenolisation
- phenolise
- phenolised
- phenolization
- phenolize
- phenolized
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- phenoloid
- phenoloxidase
- phenolphthalein
- phenolphthalin
- phenol red
- phenol resin