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snowshoeing 
n. the practice or pastime of travelling or racing on snowshoes (def. 1).
See also: snowshoe ((n.)) (def. 1) snowshoe ((v.))
- 1789 (1882) Your success in killing [moose] depends on the number of people you have to pursue and relieve one another in going first (which is the fatiguing part of snowshoeing). . . .
- 1887 Snow-shoeing consists chiefly in tumbling down and picking one self up; and the wise snow-shoer will leave this latter task to some one else. . . .
- 1966 He was named King of the Trappers in Edmonton . . . defeating all comers at load-carrying . . . and snowshoeing.
- 1789 (1882) Your success in killing [moose] depends on the number of people you have to pursue and relieve one another in going first (which is the fatiguing part of snowshoeing). . . .