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scull (SKUHL) (noun)
A racing boat that is propelled by individuals using oars: The scull was long and sleek and easy to maneuver.
scull (SKUHL) (verb)
To propel a boat using one or two long oars, often undertaken by one individual: Susan watched as the son of her friend tried to scull the little raft and almost tipped over.
skull (SKUHL) (noun)
1. The structure of bones that form the head and face of a human or other animal: After falling on the slippery sidewalk and being taken to the hospital, the doctor said our neighbor had a fractured skull.
2. The skeleton head bone of a vertebrate which encloses and protects the brain and other delicate parts in that part of the body: In the museum I saw the skull believed to be that of the oldest primate in the world.
2. The skeleton head bone of a vertebrate which encloses and protects the brain and other delicate parts in that part of the body: In the museum I saw the skull believed to be that of the oldest primate in the world.
They knew they were in danger when their scull hit a skull floating in the river.
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