Helm is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HELM in dictionary:

VERB:
• to steer a ship
• steer (a boat or ship)
• manage (an organization)
• direct (a film).
• To steer; to guide; to direct.
• To cover or furnish with a helm or helmet.
• be at or take the helm of
• direct or steer
NOUN:
• a tiller or wheel for steering a ship or boat
• a position of leadership
• a helmsman
• a helmet.
• See Haulm, straw.
• The apparatus by which a ship is steered, comprising rudder, tiller, wheel, etc.; -- commonly used of the tiller or wheel alone.
• The place or office of direction or administration.
• One at the place of direction or control; a steersman; hence, a guide; a director.
• A helve.
• A heavy cloud lying on the brow of a mountain.
• steering mechanism for a vessel; a mechanical device by which a vessel is steered
• tiller or wheel for steering a ship

Words related to HELM

helmed12 helming13 helmless13 helms10

Words that contain HELM

helms10 whelm13 helmed12 helmer11 helmet11 schelm13 unhelm11 whelms14 dishelm13 helmers12 helmets12 helming13 schelms14 unhelms12 whelmed16 dishelms14 helmeted14 helminth16 helmless13 helmsman15 helmsmen15 unhelmed14 whelming17 bushelman16 bushelmen16 dishelmed16 helmeting15 helminths17 overwhelm20 unhelming15 dishelming17 helmetings16 helmetlike19 helminthic20 overwhelms21 underwhelm19 unhelmeted16 helmetless15 helminthics21 helminthoid20 helminthous19 overwhelmed23 underwhelms20 helmsperson18 anthelmintic19 helmsmanship24 overwhelming24 trochelminth22 underwhelmed22 helmspersons19 anthelminthic23 anthelmintics20 helminthiases21 helminthiasis21 helminthology25 helmsmanships25 nemathelminth23 overwhelmings25 platyhelminth26 trochelminths23 underwhelming23 anthelminthics24 antihelminthic24 helminthologic25 nemathelminths24 overwhelmingly29 platyhelminths27 antihelminthics25 helminthologies24 helminthologist24 nemathelminthic27 platyhelminthic30

How to use HELM in a sentence

• Even yet, had the helm been reversed, they might have saved her.
• For two nights and a day he scarcely rested, managing almost at the same time both helm and motor, since he did not dare to let out all his sails with this scarcity of sailors.
• With the removal of Trikoupis from the helm, Greece ran straight upon the rocks.
• When the helm was amidships, the light was shown straight ahead, and could not be moved until the helm was shifted.
• The pilot must have let the helm go, and the boat would have sunk.
• But I could not forbear leaping up and shouting, tossing my helm in the air as I did so, so wondrous was all this to me, and so full of hope.
• Howbeit, their swords were drawn, and so I think we were not wrong in what we did, though the Colchester men smote hard, and my spear shaft was badly sprung over a helm.
• And it turned out that when he had fairly sighted us, he sent the man at the wheel forward, and took the helm himself.
• If strong men had been at the helm, then no such man as Louis Napoleon would have been allowed afterward to take the presidential chair.
• Then she summons Tristan from his place at the helm, and bids him share the draught with her.
• The very pilot at the helm was not more awake than the reclining Ramsey as she pondered the hours, each one a year, that had passed since she came aboard.
• His long golden hair as the sunlight fell upon it shone scarcely less bright than the well-wrought dragon that twined its scaled form upon his burnished helm of brass.
• Then came Elias the captain rushing here and there, and hit King Mark so sore upon the helm that he made him to avoid the saddle.
• And so they rode with Sir Gareth unto their pavilions, and then they pulled off his helm.
• Then Sir Galahad, by the prayer of the king and the queen, did upon him a noble jesseraunce, and also he did on his helm, but shield would he take none for no prayer of the king.
• Then did Galahad off his helm and his sword, and asked of his fellows from whence came that fair ship.
• And therewith he took off his helm, and he arose and fled, and Sir Tor after him, and smote off his head quite.
• The captain strove to turn his helm, but in vain, the rudder had lost all power.
• The strong hand at the helm at once made itself felt.
• Again the helm was put up, and the image of the sea-green lady was seen struggling to stem the rapid waters.
• At the first shock, the helm was shifted seaward, and all that night we tossed up and down dreadfully until, next morning, we miraculously got off the shoal.

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