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Your Query of 'paddle one\'s own canoe' Resulted in 2 Matches From The AND Dictionary Displaying Items 1 through 2 Definitions canoe noun canoes 1. A light narrow boat propelled manually by one or more single- or double-bladed paddles. verb intr canoed, canoeing 1. To travel by canoe. Derivative: canoeing noun Derivative: canoeist noun Idiom: paddle one's own canoe To manage without other people's help. To look after one's own affairs; to mind one's own business. Etymology: 16c: from Spanish canoa. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- paddle2 noun 1a. A short light oar with a blade at one or both ends, used to propel and steer a canoe, kayak, etc; 1b. The blade of such an oar. 2. One of the slats fitted round the edge of a paddle wheel or mill wheel. 3. A paddle-shaped instrument for stirring, beating, etc. (US) 4. A small bat, as used in table tennis. verb, tr & intr paddled, paddling 1. To propel (a canoe, kayak, etc) with paddles. Thesaurus: propel, scull, row, boat, navigate. intr 2. To move through water using, or as if using, a paddle or paddles. Form: paddle along (also) (US) 3. colloq To spank someone. Idiom: paddle one's own canoe To be self-sufficient. |