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. Charles Robba:

   My trip to the Mergui enlarged my appreciation for moving out of more commercial, westernized tourist areas elsewhere in Southeast Asia, one feels like an explorer on several levels. Viewing new landscapes each day, going on a RIB (rigid-hulled inflatable boat) to explore a beach, or taking a kayak by oneself to quietly drift off provides you with a new perspective to one's sense of the place.

2. 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.

3. Said Wright:

   I’ve been taking care of my father with dementia and things just got a little tough, so I decided to set out on a kayak trip, packed up the kayak with my fishing rods, cooler, fishing net and set off from Fort Pierce.

4. 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.

5. Nicolas Michaelsen:

   The airline industry is a commodity industry, so when you go to book your flight on Expedia or Kayak, many passengers aren’t really looking at what logo is on the left-hand side; they’re just looking at the price, i think there will be less and less to gain for airlines with these frequent-flier programs because they only move the needle so much.