canoe cedar (kanose"dar)

See cedar, 2. canoeing (ka-nöʻing), n. [Verbal n. of canoe, v.] The art or practice of managing a canoe. Canoeing, as the term is now [1883] understood, dates back, in the United States, to 1871, when the New York Canoe Club was organized. Forest and Stream , XXI. 5. canoeist (ka-nö'ist), n. [ All this country lies within the reach of the canoeist. Harper's Mag., LXX. 226. can oem an (ka-nö'man), n.; pl. canoemen (-men). One occupied or skilled in managing a canoe. canoe-wood (ka-nö' wud), n. The tulip-tree, Liriodendron Tulip if era.