Steered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STEER, to guide or direct, also STEAR
• guide or control the movement of (a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft), for example by turning a wheel or operating a rudder
• (of a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft) be guided in a specified direction
• follow (a course) in a specified direction
• guide the movement or course of
NOUN:
• the type of steering of a vehicle
• a piece of advice or information concerning the development of a situation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to direct the course of

Words related to STEERED

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Words that contain STEERED

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How to use STEERED in a sentence

• Making a rather late start, on account of the horses having strayed very far in search of feed, we steered for a bold range bearing east-south-east, distant about twenty miles.
• Steered north-north-east four and a half miles over a level grassy plain with stripes of box-trees.
• Balaban rowed off at full speed, and steered straight in the face of the sun, thus rendering himself invisible to the Turkish ships.
• His followers then built rude boats, floated down the river to the Gulf, steered along the coast of Texas, and in September, 1543, reached Tampico, in Mexico.
• No ship was ever steered except to destruction in that manner.
• We steered for the eastern side of the Trimpie Range.
• A sled can be steered either by dragging the foot or by shifting the sled with the hands.
• The old fellow seized the board, paddled with it like mad, steered down the rapid, and Henry finally landed his salmon.
• It was steered on this berth-deck when fully lowered.
• The weather now began to clear up, and being able to see several leagues round us, I steered more to the northward.
• For this passage I steered, intending to go through it.
• It was not yet light, and steered by one who knew the town well, they rowed up alongside a battery, which defended it, without the alarm being given.
• At Madeira they took in a supply of wine, and then steered to Crab-island in the neighbourhood of St.
• Nelson, leading the weather column, steered a trifle to the northward, as the slowly moving line of the enemy pointed towards Cadiz.
• When cast away from one shore, the ferry is steered diagonally against the current to the opposite side while the line of boats supporting the cable swing with it.
• He steered by the sound of the waves washing against the shore.
• In 1723 he steered for Newfoundland, taking many small vessels there, and returning to the West Indies.
• On the front seat Bunker Blue steered the machine, and made it go faster or slower, just as he needed to.
• Beyond the breakwater little tufts of silvery foam flashed on the rollers, and a solitary steamer steered steadily for the horizon.
• As if by one consent they all steered for the shore and quickened their strokes.
• So I went on toward the goal of all my ambitions, my square mile of Iowa land, steered by Henderson L.
• Leaving this place on the 9th, they steered for the outermost land in sight, which bore to the southward of west, and was distant three or four leagues.
• A fog obscured some of the low ground over which the squadron had to pass, but they steered by compass, keeping perfect formation.
• Captain Davis then formed the resolution of parting with the other prize-ship also, and soon afterwards steered northward, and took a Spanish sloop.
• There was also an arrangement in the motor compartment, so that the ship could be steered and operated from there.
• But now that Hull found her alone, he steered straight for her.
• Esbern made ready for a fight and steered straight into the middle of them.
• The crew of the boat rowed out of the harbour, and the lieutenant steered eastward, towards the cliffs that have been mentioned in an earlier part of our tale.
• During part of the night we steered west-north-west to avoid some sunken rocks which are laid down to the westward.
• Towards morning, he steered out from among the dangerous coral reefs, and ran south straight before the wind.
• In the afternoon, seeing an island bearing north-west by west, we steered away north-west by north, to be to the northward of it.
• Boston being the haven on which his hopes were fixed, after recruiting a short while in the city he steered for said place.
• After leaving this one, we steered for the east end of the other, being directed by a great light we saw upon it.
• When she steered east, she was only in the latitude of the Sorelle, and was shortly afterwards, on a very dark night, shattered against these rocks.

Similar words containing STEER without suffix ed

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