Associations to the word «Steerage»
Noun
- Emigrant
- Passenger
- Cabin
- Bunk
- Berth
- Deck
- Accommodation
- Steamship
- Steamer
- Larsen
- Galley
- Fare
- Bessie
- Midshipman
- Sharpe
- Liner
- Promenade
- Shuffle
- Saloon
- Lifeboat
- Immigrant
- Steward
- Sail
- Voyage
- Passage
- Ticket
- Vessel
- Ship
- Breeze
- Plank
- Knot
- Kaiser
- Mess
- Boat
- Temper
- Companion
- Packet
- Cargo
- Henderson
- Helm
- Crew
- Forward
- Wind
- Hurry
- Class
- Quarter
- Sailor
- Frigate
- Seaman
- Smoke
- Canvas
- Inspection
- Sea
- Weather
- Ladder
- Compartment
- Way
- Hunter
- Laughter
- Ate
- Ellis
- Wilhelm
- Traveler
- Mate
- Traveling
- Timber
- Ton
- Wolf
- Tide
Adjective
Wiktionary
STEERAGE, noun. (uncountable) The art of steering.
STEERAGE, noun. (countable) The section of a passenger ship that provided inexpensive accommodation with no individual cabins.
STEERAGE, noun. (countable) The effect of the helm on a ship.
Dictionary definition
STEERAGE, noun. The cheapest accommodations on a passenger ship.
STEERAGE, noun. The act of steering a ship.
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