kayaked

The word “kayaked” has 2 syllables: ka-yaked

It's pronounced as /ˈkaɪækt/


What is synonym and antonym for kayaked?

In the thesaurus, “kayaked” has 9 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for kayaked along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for kayaked

Meanings of kayaked

  • verb
    1. To use a kayak, to travel or race in a kayak.
    2. To traverse (a body of water) by kayak.

Example Sentences

  • The adventurous couple kayaked along the meandering river, enjoying the scenic views.
  • As the sun set, friends gathered and kayaked across the tranquil lake.
  • She proudly recounted how she and her brother kayaked down the challenging whitewater rapids.
  • In the quiet morning, the nature enthusiasts silently kayaked through the mist-covered marshes.
  • A group of enthusiasts eagerly kayaked along the coastline, exploring hidden caves and coves.

On this page you'll find 9 synonyms or another words to kayaked, such as: canoed, feathered, oared, paddled, poled, pulled, punted.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

oared

navigated

  • boated
  • canoed
  • captain
  • coasted
  • commandeered
  • conned
  • coursed
  • covered
  • crisscrossed
  • cross
  • crossed
  • cruise
  • cruised
  • direct
  • drive
  • ferried
  • followed
  • handle
  • head out for
  • helm
  • helmed
  • highjacked
  • hijacked
  • hiked
  • journey
  • kayaked
  • lay the course
  • made sail
  • maneuver
  • operate
  • perambulated
  • peregrinated
  • pilot
  • piloted
  • plan
  • plot
  • ran
  • rid
  • ride out
  • rode
  • run
  • sail
  • sailed
  • skipper
  • steer
  • steered
  • took ship
  • tracked
  • traipsed
  • tramped
  • transited
  • traveled
  • travelled
  • traversed
  • treaded
  • trod
  • voyage
  • voyaged
  • walked
  • went
  • yachted

sailed

  • ballooned
  • boat
  • boated
  • bobbed
  • bowled
  • breezed
  • brushed
  • buoyed
  • canoed
  • captain
  • cast anchor
  • cast off
  • coasted
  • cross
  • cruise
  • cruised
  • dangled
  • dart
  • drift
  • drifted
  • embark
  • ferried
  • flew
  • flit
  • float
  • floated
  • flowed
  • fly
  • get under way
  • glided
  • hanged
  • hovered
  • hung
  • kayaked
  • leave
  • made sail
  • make headway
  • motor
  • move
  • navigate
  • navigated
  • pilot
  • poised
  • put to sea
  • raced
  • rafted
  • reach
  • rid
  • rode
  • rolled
  • run
  • rushed
  • scud
  • set sail
  • shoot
  • skim
  • skimmed
  • skipper
  • skirr
  • slid
  • slipped
  • soar
  • sped
  • speeded
  • steer
  • streamed
  • suspended
  • swam
  • sweep
  • swept
  • tack
  • took ship
  • voyage
  • voyaged
  • wafted
  • weigh anchor
  • whisked
  • wing
  • yachted

paddled

  • assailed
  • assaulted
  • attacked
  • bashed
  • basted
  • batted
  • battered
  • beat
  • beat up on
  • belabored
  • belted
  • beset
  • birched
  • blackjacked
  • bludgeoned
  • boxed
  • buffeted
  • bunged up
  • bust
  • busted
  • caned
  • canoed
  • chopped
  • clobbered
  • clouted
  • clubbed
  • cowhided
  • cracked
  • cudgeled
  • cudgelled
  • cuffed
  • curried
  • did
  • drubbed
  • feathered
  • fibbed
  • flagellated
  • flogged
  • fustigated
  • gored
  • hammered
  • hided
  • hit
  • horsewhipped
  • kayaked
  • knocked
  • laced
  • lacerated
  • laid on
  • lambasted
  • lammed
  • lashed
  • lathered
  • leathered
  • licked
  • maimed
  • mangled
  • mauled
  • mutilated
  • oared
  • pasted
  • pelted
  • pistol-whipped
  • poled
  • pommeled
  • pommelled
  • pounded
  • pulled
  • pummeled
  • pummelled
  • punched
  • punched out
  • punted
  • raided
  • rawhided
  • rowed
  • rushed
  • scourged
  • sculled
  • slammed
  • slapped
  • slated
  • slogged
  • smacked
  • smashed
  • socked
  • spanked
  • stormed
  • strapped
  • swatted
  • swiped
  • switched
  • tanned
  • thrashed
  • threshed
  • thumped
  • thwacked
  • tromped
  • walloped
  • whacked
  • whaled
  • whammed
  • whapped
  • whipped
  • whomped
  • whopped
  • whupped
  • worked over
  • wounded

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