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kaiak

British  
/ ˈkaɪæk /

noun

  1. a variant of kayak

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The 2004 Grants Pass High School graduate is a full-time extreme kayaker, earning a living from sponsors that include clothing giant Eddie Bauer, and from six years of appearing on a Brazilian adventure television show “Kaiak.”

From Washington Times

The daring team paddled within one foot of the molten lava as part of an adventure series they're making, called 'Kaiak'.

From Children's BBC

The greater part of the population came down to greet the Forward, and more than one native advanced as far as the middle of the bay in his kaïak, fifteen feet long and scarcely two wide.

From Project Gutenberg

When hard-pressed, they soon take to the water, and swim so well that a four oared boat can scarcely come up with them, but an Esquimaux in his kaiak more readily overtakes them.

From Project Gutenberg

After some hours we saw the first kaiak.

From Project Gutenberg