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paddle

noun as in item used for propelling object

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verb as in propel with arms or tool

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The 36-year-old public school teacher takes a paddle boat through the inundated streets nearly every day.

From BBC

It’s calm on the surface, paddling vigorously underneath.

In 2024, the first group of five Argentine students traveled to Lee Vining, where they and local students watched phalaropes along the shore, toured creeks and paddled canoes.

A year later, the last known paddle fish - a type of ray-finned fish which can grow to more than 3 metres - was accidentally caught by fishermen and, despite being radio tagged and released, disappeared.

From BBC

But after hearing her scream, they paddled over and saw the dolphin repeatedly push her head underwater.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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