Kayak

[Sarah]

A light canoe, made of skins stretched over a frame, andusually capable of carrying but one person, who sits amidships anduses a double-bladed paddle. It is peculiar to the Eskimos and otherArctic tribes.

[Sarah]

A verb describing the act of swiping your hand like a credit card in an upward stroke over a persons genitals. This is normally done for shock value to a person who is not expecting it. One also screams KA-YAK while swiping a victim.

[Sarah]

kayak

1. noun- a boat used in the sport of kayaking

2. verb- to kayak- a water racing sport that onvolves someone sitting in a boat and using a double-bladded paddle to propel themselves down the lake, what someone does if they are too smart to row or canoe. note:this only applies to flatwater kayaking, whitewater does not count, if i was put in aboat at the top of the river i'd make it downhill pretty fast too.

[Sarah]

A single person boat used for many things. Used to be used by hunters, now used for recreation. The 2 groups of kayaking are flatwater and whitewater. Whitewater kayaking takes much more balls and skill than flatwater kayaking and is a shit load more fun. Here in north carolina and the rest of the southeast we have the best rivers and people for whitewater kayaking.

[Sarah]

Someone who is so incredibly stupid that their intelligence is comparable to some whomst actually has a form of mental disability.

Can also be shortened to yak

[Luis Fok]

A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, made of a light frame with a watertight covering having a small opening in the top to sit in.

[Michiko]

Kayak in Canoeing. A canoe similar to the Eskimo style. The paddle used has a double blade and the canoeist sits in a covered cockpit.

[Dianne]

[Someone] who [floats] through [people]