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Row the boat 

To keep it going; party on; to endure; or to move on to something new.
It's about to be a crazy weekend. Row the boat! / Hey, I gotta go do something right now. Row the boat! / Sorry to hear that, hope it all works out. Row the boat. / That event was lame. Let's row the boat!
Row the boat by mindbloque May 23, 2015
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Row the boat 

The method most endangered African refugees use to escape militia.
Row the boat, left at the tree!

row the boat 

- a sexual act where an individual sits in between two men and stroking one d*ck (represent the first oar) with one hand and the other d*ck (representing the second oar) with their other hand and doing so in a rowing motion similar to how you'd row a regular boat

- "rowing the boat" can also be performed with more than three people as you can have a larger "boat" where there's more "oars" available with more people stroking them in a rowing motion
I had a threesome last night. We all got naked and I sat in between the two guys and started to row the boat for us.
row the boat by tomriddle69 September 17, 2017

row the boat 

When someone sits between two men and "rows the boat" with their "oars."
hey, did you hear that weber likes to row the boat?
row the boat by bill April 3, 2003

row the boat 

a forward arm rotation movement preformed whilst overtaking another car.
row the boat by jonesy January 31, 2003
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