oared

4.6

Having long poles with flat ends that people use to move a boat by hand

: remado

Many explorers relied on oared boats to traverse rivers and reach remote destinations.
oared galley

Examples

PHOTO (COLOR): An artist's reconstruction of Caligula's magnificent oared galley features an onboard temple, which is suggested by architectural remains found with the vessel.

Academic text (2002)
The ancient oared ships allowed sailors to navigate the calm waters of the lake with ease.
And so she'll visualize just hands off the oars, drop the oars.
And so she'll visualize just hands off the oars, drop the oars.
The museum displayed an impressive collection of oared vessels from various historical periods.

oarless

5.1

Having no oars to row a boat

oared

4.6

oarless

5.1

oared positive

oared = oar (transparent) = oar + ed

Adjective formed from the verb 'oar' by adding the regular past-participle/adjectival suffix '-ed', meaning 'having oars' or 'equipped for rowing'.

Oared comes from the simple word oar, the long paddle used to row a boat, so an oared boat is one that 'has oars' for rowing.