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noun
1.
a single-masted sailing vessel used on the eastern Mediterranean Sea, having a sprit mainsail, a square topsail, and two or more other sails.
2.
a long, narrow rowboat used on the Bosporus.
Also, ca·ique.
Origin:
1615–25; < French < Italian caicco < Turkish kayιk; replacing caik < Turkish kayιk
1615–25; < French < Italian caicco < Turkish kayιk; replacing caik < Turkish kayιk
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