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snowshoe ((v.))

DCHP-1 (pre-1967)

Entry from the DCHP-1 (pre-1967)

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travel on snowshoes (def. 1).

See: snowshoe ((n.)) (def. 1),snowshoeing

Quotations

1921

When we reached God's Lake, for a while we snowshoed down the centre, until at the parting of our ways we said goodbye, for the Indians were heading directly for Fort Consolation.

1963

They had to snowshoe to the Little Island Lake where, in the autumn, they had built a lean-to.

1964

So far, he has snowshoed himself to near exhaustion, been lost, hungry and marooned in the wilderness. . . .