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snowshoe ((v.)) 
v. travel on snowshoes (def. 1).
See also: snowshoe ((n.)) (def. 1) snowshoeing
- 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. . . .
- 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.