oarl (or)

[Early mod. E. also ore; used for propelling a boat, barge, or galley. It consists of two parts-a flat feather-shaped or spoon shaped part called the which is dipped into the wa One parent [rabbit], or even both, are oarlaps -that is, have their ears sticking out at right angles. Darwin , Var. of Animals and Plants, iv. oarle (ōr'les), a. [ -le .] Not sup A broken torch, an oarle boat. Byron, Bride of Abydos, ii. 26.