paddler

IPA: pˈædʌɫɝ

One who paddles; especially, a person who propels a canoe or kayak by the action of paddling.

Examples of "paddler" in Sentences

Chuck Patterson, a professional "stand-up paddler" for ...
"This one has attracted a different kind of paddler," Long said.
It was just my ego telling me I was the better paddler and it was my canoe.
"Before paddling, it was just breast cancer and being alone," said paddler Karen Lynch.
Luckily the night was as dark as ever, and all we saw of the paddler was a white shirt fluttering as it passed.
Sam perceived that the paddler was the aged hunchback who had once visited the camp at Nine-Mile Point across the lake.
The interval between each wave was barely long enough: a fast paddler could just get across between the avalanches of whitewater.
Eric Jackson the owner of the Jackson kayak can convert a cynic to believer in kayaking by just parting one lesson to the paddler.
The sea at low tide recedes almost beyond the reach of the ordinary paddler, which is as it should be except for those that would swim.
Chuck Patterson, a professional "stand-up paddler" for Hobie stuck a camera to a pole and shot some incredible video earlier this week.