canoe paddle
Canoeist's stroking tool
A canoe paddle is a wooden or synthetic implement used to propel a canoe through water.
Unlike kayak paddles, which have blades at both ends, a canoe paddle has a single blade at one end and a grip at the other.
The paddler alternates sides or uses steering strokes like the J-stroke to maintain course: She dipped her canoe paddle into the still water.
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- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- bladeFlat cutting edge
- waterClear essential liquid
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propulsion method
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Detachable marine propulsion unit
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