dinghy,light boat especially used for rowing or sculling.
Sam committed suicide by rowing out to sea an a dinghy, injecting herself with drugs and pulling the boat's bung out.
There are too many variables to satisfy your question as different needs are served by diffferent styles, such as sailing, motoring, sculling, or rowing preferences.
A rowboat is the North American term for what the British term is a rowing boat. A rowing boat is a small boat propelled by the use of oars. It can be made from wood planks set in clinker (overlapping planks) or carvel (planks butted against each other and creating a smooth surface). If such small boats are made from glass fibre or other such modern plastic type materials, it is likely to be called a dinghy or pram dinghy.
The origin of the word dinghy is beyond dispute. It is well documented that it comes from the Hindi or Bengali word dingi or dengi, which means a native rowing boat used on Indian rivers. Modern English dictionaries define it as 'a small boat propelled by oars, sail or motor.' Older dictionaries as 'a small extra boat in a man-of-war or a small pleasure rowing boat'; also allowing the alternative spellings, dingey or dingy.
I believe you are thinking of a "rudder" Some boats typically of Asian design are indeed propelled by one stern-mounted oar. Rowing a dinghy or boat in this manner is called "Sculling".
Personal flotation device (PFD) are stored onboard depending on the size of the boat. Anyone in the boat should wear a PFD - sailing dinghy, rowing boat, jet ski, canoe, and wind surfing.
You dont play rowing you row(insert what you are rowing here)
rowing
How did who become to like rowing?
rowing
Yes, rowing is a verb.