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A wooden refusal to admit the river is in charge.
EtymologyFrom Old Norse raptr, meaning a rafter or log
Survival craftInflatable rafts kept WWII sailors alive at sea
Collective nounA group of floating ducks is also called a raft
Kon-TikiBalsa raft crossed 4,300 miles of Pacific in 1947
Whitewater gradingRapids rated I to VI, six meaning near-unrunnable