kayak
(kaɪæk )
Word forms: kayaks
countable noun
A kayak is a narrow boat like a canoe, used by the Inuit people and in the sport of canoeing.
In fact it was the second longest vertical drop to be managed in a kayak.
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Collocations:
kayak paddle kayak trip
The most popular propulsion systems involve a kayak paddle that breaks down into two to five pieces.
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Wearing dry suits, we stretched our spray skirts over the coamings, dug in our kayak paddles and glided away from the forest.
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Surf kayak paddles are generally made from robust materials to last the rigours of the surf zone.
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Take a guided kayak trip around the nature reserve and sandy beaches on the wilder opposite bank.
The Sun
Make sure your spouse knows that truth, even when you're tired from a hectic day or a lengthy kayak trip.
Christianity Today
His family say the kayak trip was a brief interlude during a trip to see a sick relative and that he now prays a good deal.
Times, Sunday Times
There are forest walks from here to the other side of the island, or you can take a boat or kayak trip, easily organised on the beach.
Times, Sunday Times
Catamaran and kayak trips and kite surfing are among the sports on offer, while enthusiastic divers can watch abundant marine life feeding on reefs and rock formations.
Times, Sunday Times