2. (Oxford University).—To paddle or propel a canoe.

1879. E. H. Marshall, in Notes and Queries, 5 S., xi., 375. When I

was an undergraduate at Oxford, to canoodle was the slang

expression for paddling one’s own canoe on the bosom of the

Cherwell or the Isis.

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