row your boat
Work the oars
Row your boat is a phrase from the children's song "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," often invoked to suggest someone should mind their own business or focus on their own affairs: Just row your boat and let me handle this.
The full lyric—"row your boat gently down the stream"—sometimes appears in advice about taking life easy or going with the flow.
- merrilyIn joyous fashion
- streamSteady continuous flow
- paddleFlat-bladed water tool
- oarLever for watercraft
- gentlyIn a mild manner
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