Voyager is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOYAGER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who voyages
• either of two American space probes launched in 1977 to investigate the outer planets. Voyager 1 encountered Jupiter and Saturn, while Voyager 2 reached Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and finally Neptune (1989).
• One who voyages; one who sails or passes by sea or water.
• a traveler to a distant land (especially one who travels by sea)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that voyages

Words related to VOYAGER

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Words that contain VOYAGER

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How to use VOYAGER in a sentence

• Then an unending panorama of extraordinary picturesqueness is unfolded to the voyager.
• One adventurous mariner, indeed, named Lepe, penetrated several degrees south of this, to a point not reached by any other voyager for ten or twelve years after.
• Upon no sweeter stream was voyager ever launched than this of our summer-evening sail.
• A glance would have dissipated the slightest suspicion of her being anything other than a willing voyager upon the river.
• It meant that South America was not so far away but that a voyager could come back over the same high seas which had conveyed him there.
• But this enterprising voyager in the air afterwards attempted to travel in a balloon with sails.
• But a few more years passed, and you looked in vain upon earth for that weary voyager, On the Frailty of Earthly Things.
• The force and decision of this young will rose as suddenly upon her as the one rock in the middle of the ocean which a voyager unexpectedly discovered by striking on it.
• Here, the voyager must sail around twenty miles of frivolous loops to make five miles of progress.
• But sweeter and heavier it floated upon the slight breeze, and I knew it for the famed zephyr that carries to the voyager to Tahiti the scents of the flowers of that idyllic land.
• Another of the passengers, who had also been a fellow voyager with my friend Joseph John Gurney, had recently travelled in Texas.
• He had been a voyager, then? Oh, he had been about the world in his day.
• Many an unwary voyager had been caught in such a storm, and in bygone days the natives always used their stoutest charms in their efforts to propitiate the demon of the mountains.
• The old voyager is looking over his papers before he takes ship.
• Now, when the scientific voyager arrives at home with his collection of wonders, he attempts, perhaps, to give a description of some of the strange people he has been visiting.
• Au Sable chasm answers for it that here, on this black water, the ubiquitous voyager has floated.
• At the time of his death their true significance had not yet begun to dawn upon the mind of any voyager or any writer.
• The sea here was foaming and tumbling about in a fearful way for the voyager.
• When he is pulled out to Boyton, the daring voyager is paddling mechanically.
• The evening after the exhibition, Monsieur Blanc escorted the voyager through the sumptuous gambling palace.
• He accompanied the voyager all the way to Nantes, where the trip terminated.
• One hour later, the current was setting to the west again, driving the voyager and the boat further and further away from the African coast.
• Thousands of people jammed the bridges and thousands lined the shores to salute the intrepid voyager.
• All that night he sat and watched the voyager while he slept.
• The windows of her room overlooked the river and as she saw Paul passing, on his way to Natchez, she had composed a little poem, which she begged the voyager to accept.
• The voyager shortly reached the junction of Squam river, and there encountered the first waterfall.
• Perry, a merchant of Dardenelle, whom Paul had met in New Orleans, rowed up and was so pressing in his offers of hospitality, that the voyager could not refuse.
• Like the Siren, she sings to every voyager a different song, that lays hold on the special weakness of his nature.
• Soon after daylight we left this anchorage, whose exact position I mention, as it may be of use to some future voyager in these seas.
• A young settlement, so remote and solitary, cannot fail to awaken the liveliest sympathy in the voyager.
• Possibly he knew that another voyager, coasting from the eastward, had reached this point.
• A group of islands near the mouth of the Multnomah hides it from the view of the passing voyager.
• The son of the Yorkshire blacksmith, the voyager in convict-ships, the chaplain of New South Wales in the days of rum and chain-gangs, was not the man to be troubled by nerves.
• The foot was extricated, and I was instructed in the dangers that beset the prairie voyager in these blind traps of the plain.
• This seemed rather slow business with this voyager, for he was usually accustomed to bringing more than one.
• Pleasing as the picture is when seen from the deck of a Castle Liner, disappointment generally overtakes the voyager who has landed.
• But the same tradition which set forth the difficulties of reaching the undiscovered countries promised a splendid reward to the successful voyager.

Similar words containing VOYAG without suffix er

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