BIREME

BIREME


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Word: bireme
Word origin: late 16th century: from Latin biremis, from bi- ‘having two’ + remus ‘oar’.
Phonetic: ˈbʌɪriːm
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an ancient warship with two files of oarsmen on each side.


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Ancient galley
Ancient two-tiered galley
Double-banked galley
Galley type appropriate for this puzzle?
Galley with two banks of oars
Hellenistic-era galley
Oared galley
Old galley
Phoenician galley
Sea vessel of Caesars time
Two-tiered galley
Vessel with two tiers of oars
Boat with two banks of oars.
Two-banked galley of ancient Rome.
Roman galley
Galley ship.
Two-bank Roman galley.
Ancient vessel
Ancient ship.
Ancient ship propelled by oars.
Ship of yore
Galley
Old rowing vessel
Galley of yore
Vessel that saw action a Actium
Ancient galley with two banks of oars
Type of ancient galley
Purchase paper, say, for ancient craft
It involved two banks in a row
It had row upon row of rowers
Reportedly, purchase paper vessel of yore
Old warship with two sets of propellers
Believe paper reported those rowing in this
Ancient warship
Rowing boat club? I remember some of that
Old craft beer Im brewing
English setter with guy turning around in ship
Purchase some paper reportedly for ancient craft




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