voyage ((2)) ((v.))

DCHP-1 (pre-1967)

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v. [see n.] — Fur Trade, Hist.

make a trip inland with a fur brigade.

Quotations

1820

Those . . . in the habit of voyaging this way, are obliged to say their prayers more frequently perhaps than when at home. . . .

1924

He used to voyage as guide in the York boats to Heron Bay

v. [see n.]

travel in the wilderness by canoe.

1853

The river upon which they are voyaging runs due northward into the great lake Winnipeg.