Navigating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAVIGATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• NAVIGATE, to conduct and manage a course
• travel on a desired course after planning a route
• (of an animal) find its way
• (of a passenger in a vehicle) assist the driver by planning a route and map reading
• move around a website, the Internet, etc.
• (of a ship or boat) sail; proceed
• guide (a vessel or vehicle) over a specified route or terrain
• guide or steer (someone)
• plan and direct the course of a ship, aircraft, or other form of transport, especially by using instruments or maps
• sail or travel over (a stretch of water or terrain), especially carefully or with difficulty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plan and control the course of

Words related to NAVIGATING

navigate12 navigated14 navigates13

Words that contain NAVIGATING

circumnavigating27

How to use NAVIGATING in a sentence

• Their first impulse was to deprive the English of the liberty of navigating the Scheldt.
• He experiences the water as a system of moving waves and stands a much better chance of navigating a safe course through them.
• The ability to determine the direction from which the signal comes is especially valuable in navigating difficult channels in foggy weather.
• Neither of them constitutes an alliance for any political object, but for a purely commercial purpose, in which all the navigating nations of the world have a common interest.
• The pretext upon which the attack was made was a decree of the President of Paraguay of October, 1854, prohibiting foreign vessels of war from navigating the rivers of that State.
• He is as much at home in this trackless expanse of rank vegetation as the mariner navigating a familiar sea.
• These are the conditions in which we are navigating this part of the Atlantic Ocean, which is bounded on the west by the coast of the United States of America.
• Time passes quickly, with navigating, standing watch and sleeping when you get a chance.
• It is not so much the submarines, which are largely a matter of luck, but the navigating.
• The only way to do this was by visiting them, and the quickest and best way to learn them was by finding them out for himself while navigating his own craft.
• No nation ever pretended a right to govern by their laws the ships of another nation navigating the ocean.
• The navigating officer had fixed the position a few minutes before the explosion and both he and I knew accurately the course to be steered.
• One of the most startling experiences that I have ever had was one day when we were navigating space about half way between the earth and Mars.
• They could only float in the atmosphere, and had no means of rising above it, or of navigating empty space.
• Iermak, leaving a part of his troop at Isker, embarked with the other part on the Irtysh, which he descended, navigating toward the north.
• There can, however, be but little rivalry between ours and any manufacturing or navigating community, such as the Northeastern States of the American Union.
• Our fathers were aware of the different interests of the navigating and planting States, as they were then regarded.
• Louis, and now was perfectly willing that its present crew should have the labor of navigating it to that point.
• Captain Davenport had been under the fearful strain of navigating his burning ship for over two weeks, and he was beginning to feel that he had had enough.
• Although there is very apparent difficulty in navigating the Tamar, still the first glance shows it to be a stream of importance.
• At the direction of the navigating officer two hundred pounds of ballast were expelled.
• Occasionally we saw a sea snake navigating the ocean all by himself.
• Two natives had charge of the boat and did the navigating.
• They are also conveyed in vessels that trade on the coast, which they prefer, for the sake of economy, as they get their provisions for assisting in navigating the vessel.
• They make it very dangerous for boats, or small vessels, navigating those places in the dark, who are not acquainted with their existence.
• Many obstacles to navigating the river were encountered.
• They were still navigating the stream with their canoes, camping sometimes on the north side and sometimes on the south side of the river.
• No section of our country is more interested or will be more benefited than the commercial, navigating, and manufacturing interests of the Eastern States.
• Maps and charts of these surveys are published from time to time for use of pilots navigating these waters.
• Popular history has ascribed to Robert Fulton the honor of building and navigating the first steamboat.
• There is no longer any safety for our merchant boats navigating the Dnieper.
• This is an important shipping port, for the large vessels stop here owing to the difficulty of navigating the Congo higher up.
• Consequently they would prove excellent friends to oppose the Dutch, who are navigating those seas.
• All the Portuguese of those parts use them in navigating, and they are very needful in the Filipinas.
• There can be but little rivalry between ours and any manufacturing or navigating community, such as the northeastern States of the American Union.

Similar words containing NAVIGAT without suffix ing

navigate12 navigated14 navigates13 navigator13 navigation14 navigators14 navigations15 unnavigated16 navigational16 astronavigator18 circumnavigate24 navigationally21 astronavigation19 astronavigators19 circumnavigated26 circumnavigates25 circumnavigator25 circumnavigatin25 circumnavigatio25 circumnavigation26 circumnavigators26 circumnavigating27 circumnavigations27

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