rowmate

English

Etymology

From row +‎ mate.

Noun

rowmate (plural rowmates)

1. Someone who is in the same row.
   • 2010, Whitney Taylor Shaw, A Taste for Belize: A Tropical Travelogue, page 9:

     I'm sure I drove my rowmate, Kristen, crazy. I inadvertently stole her seat next to the window without thinking about it, and as we landed, I had to remind myself to pull my nose away from the glass, lest she wanted to watch the descent.

Anagrams

• Watmore, worm tea