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

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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.

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