Steerage is valid Scrabble Word

Is steerage a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is steerage valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for STEERAGE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a section in a passenger ship for passengers paying the lowest fares and given inferior accommodations, also STEARAGE
the part of a ship providing the cheapest accommodation for passengers
the action of steering a boat
cheapest accommodation on a passenger ship
The act or practice of steering, or directing; as, the steerage of a ship.
The effect of the helm on a ship; the manner in which an individual ship is affected by the helm.
The hinder part of a vessel; the stern.
Properly, the space in the after part of a vessel, under the cabin, but used generally to indicate any part of a vessel having the poorest accommodations and occupied by passengers paying the lowest rate of fare.
Direction; regulation; management; guidance.
That by which a course is directed.

the cheapest accommodations on a passenger ship
the act of steering a ship

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the act of steering

Words related to STEERAGE

stearage9 steerages10

Words that contain STEERAGE

steerages10 steerageway18 steerageways19

How to use STEERAGE in a sentence

There was a boy on board, a steerage passenger, who had been back and forth several times on this Liverpool line of packets.
There were at least a dozen in the steerage, and one in the first-class.
But he that hath the steerage of my course Direct my sail! On, lusty gentlemen! Ben.
The steerage passengers were all down below, snugly stowed away in their warm berths, and forgot all about the cold wind and the frost.
After working in that dark corner of the hold for several hours, all the materials of the intended craft were found and collected in the steerage.
And I rigged myself out at a slop-shop with suitable clothes for a steerage passenger.
I am going to slow the boat down to steerage way and wait for her to come up.
No threats, nor bars, except for a moment among the steerage people, had been necessary.
I wish I could go to Europe in the steerage, not being able to go any other way.
Money greed should not be allowed to make the steerage a disgrace to Christian civilization and an offense to common decency.

Then an uproar that awakened the entire steerage would take place.
When The Queen steamed away from her dock, Paul descended into the steerage and stowed away his outfit in an unoccupied bunk.
I was glad when the job of washing down was over, and not a little grateful for the hook-pot of steam tea which I took from the galley to my quarters in the steerage.
And I believe there are some down here in the steerage.
If it is a sailing ship the weed clings to the rudder, making steerage impossible, and even in a strong wind the ship cannot get free of the mass.
The night was spent with the ship floating on the surface of the ocean, only enough speed being kept up to give her steerage way.
A scar on the forehead was a distinguishing mark with the man supposed to have drowned himself and the man who had travelled to America in the steerage.
Her heart was moved toward a large number of Irish emigrants in the steerage, and she desired to hold a religious meeting among them.
Having by this means got his Vessel launched and set afloat, he hath committed the Steerage of it, from time to time, to such as he thought capable of conducting it.
And not long before Nellie had scarcely escaped ten days in the steerage of an Atlantic liner.
Several of the marauders attack together, and station themselves under the bows and quarters of a ship when she has no longer steerage way, and is incapable of pointing her guns.
After this, I agreed for a passage in the steerage, and went on board with Samuel Emlen on the first day of the fifth month.
With only a dollar or two in his pocket, this Joe got trusted for a first-class passage out here, while I had to come in the steerage.
Mortimer heard, but could not answer for the moment, the steerage claiming all his attention.
He immediately sailed for San Francisco, travelling as a steerage passenger because of lack of funds and a desire for literary material.
As soon as he had accumulated a few bales of the skins suited to the European market, he took passage in the steerage of a ship and conveyed them to London.
They were traveling to Kansas, steerage, saving their money so they might have it to invest in homes when they reached their destination.
They dined like lords, though upon the same fare as their companions in the steerage.
Over each of the six passages from which the mess rooms opened, a lantern was suspended, besides four more in the middle of the steerage.
What you said about going into the steerage made me let it out.
Only a few of them, comparatively, had engaged in gambling, though many of the occupants of the steerage knew of the existence of the practice on board the ship.
Kendall, who, at his own desire, will take the vacant number in the steerage, now belonging to Robert Shuffles, promoted.
Soon after a faint breath of air was felt, the ship got steerage way, and we slowly hauled off the dreaded coast.

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