Steering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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 guiding of a vehicle
• the type of steering of a vehicle
• a piece of advice or information concerning the development of a situation
• the act of guiding or showing the way
• the act of setting and holding a course
• the act of steering a ship
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to direct the course of
• a. & n. from Steer, v.
• the act of directing the course of a vehicle or vessel

Words related to STEERING

steer5 steered8 steerings10 steers6

Words that contain STEERING

steerings10 coasteering14 missteering14 outsteering12 coasteerings15 oversteering16 understeering15

How to use STEERING in a sentence

• You mean that a pilot ought to know where he is steering, which is perfectly sound doctrine.
• Steering a westerly, and then a north course, we reached the small waterhole at Mr.
• The water boiled under the strokes of the long steering oars.
• We came to an agreement, and, just as Captain Nicholl had drawn the first lot by virtue of his office, so now he took the first spell at steering.
• In half an hour, the Dawn was steering for the western coast of England, with everything set we thought it prudent to carry.
• He returned within three hours, with the news that the French had been seen four weeks before from the coast of Candia, and were then steering southeast.
• He sat bolt upright in the stern of the canoe, steering with his paddle, his keen bullet eyes dancing from side to side examining every object as they passed along.
• The man at the wheel never vexed the old lady with any superfluous steering, but comfortably adjusting his limbs at the tiller, would doze away by the hour.
• As I held the bottle against a sort of binnacle-light by which Macnaughten sat steering, I caught his eyes staring down on me, quiet and solemn.
• The unseen values 3 Some examples of the unexpected 3 The ultimate values 5 Steering a middle road 6 The time for space 7 II.
• Steering a southwest course, we sailed twenty months in a manner which I shall now relate.
• Little by little I got acquainted with him, and pretty soon I was doing a lot of steering for him in his daylight watches.
• Bixby, and I had been steering for Brown about eighteen months, I think.
• The Pittsburgh boys were satisfied with the prize they had captured in the steering oar and towed it away to their own side of the river.
• The professor had not fallen because he clung to the steering wheel.
• Manley sat with perfect calmness, steering, while Sergeant Custis and I paddled away, endeavouring to keep the raft before the following seas.
• On steering along the shore between Point Monkhouse and the entrance of Endeavour River, the bottom is of sand and of irregular depth.
• Larry the Bat? Jimmie Dale shook his head impatiently over the steering wheel.
• There he lay, with that bald head across the knees of the man who had killed him and the quick fishes steering to and fro over both.
• Careful steering was necessary, but they went on without any accident.
• Two of us, armed with poles, were to do the steering.
• Silver, having started the machinery, was already handling the steering gear, and bent only upon saving his own miserable self, had put the car in motion.

Similar words containing STEER without suffix ing

steer5 steers6 steery9 steered8 steerer7 missteer10 outsteer8 steerage9 steerers8 steerier8 steeries8 missteers11 outsteers9 oversteer12 steerable11 steerages10 steeriest9 steerings10 steerling10 steersman11 steersmen11 camsteerie14 missteered13 outsteered11 oversteers13 steerlings11 steersmate12 understeer11 coasteering14 missteering14 outsteering12 oversteered15 steerageway18 steersmates13 understeers12 coasteerings15 oversteering16 steerageways19 understeered14 understeering15

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