kyak
/kaɪˈæk/
verb
- To travel or paddle in a kyak.
- She learned to kyak when she was ten years old.
- They plan to kyak along the coast this summer.
- We will kyak across the bay to reach the island.
noun
- A type of small, narrow boat that is moved by a paddle with two blades, used for travel, sport, or recreation on water.
- He paddled his kyak down the river through the rapids.
- We rented a kyak to explore the calm lake.
- The guide showed us how to get into a kyak without tipping over.