Synonyms for kayak
ˈkaɪ ækkayak

Princeton's WordNet

1. kayakverb

   a small canoe consisting of a light frame made watertight with animal skins; used by Eskimos

2. kayakverb

   travel in a small canoe

   "we kayaked down the river"

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1. • Boat
   • Sport

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1. List of paraphrases for "kayak":

   kayaking, kayaks

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1. Chief Executive Officer Steve Hafner:

   If it's helpful to the consumer to know that American Airlines has one policy with regard to middle seats and Delta another, then we want to show that in the Kayak display.

2. Cesare Lucente:

   Hawaii is an adventurers' paradise due to our ideal year-round weather and the huge menu of adventure options, our air and water temperature is very consistent year round, so there is never a bad time to come. You can go out for a surf session in the morning, a hike in the afternoon followed by a sunset kayak all within a few square miles.

3. Chad Hammel:

   Once we got him on the kayak we could really see what happened, and his whole clavicle's ripped open ; you could see the ball and socket joint and everything.

4. Patrick Keliher:

   In the face of that type of situation, the fact that they were able to kayak in that area and bring the body back to shore was nothing more than miraculous, we sincerely thank them.

5. Warren Wallace:

   When we host big public Alcatraz Swims or small private ones, we are planning around the currents, creating detailed safety plans, coordinating with the Coast Guard and providing motorboat and kayak support during the swim, many of our captains and kayakers have supported hundreds of Alcatraz Swims, and that’s important in ensuring the swimmers have a safe and successful experience.