Associations to the word «Voyage»
Noun
- Anson
- Trek
- Far
- Iceberg
- Steamship
- Schooner
- Bran
- Sailing
- Naturalist
- European
- Greenland
- Havre
- Suez
- Endeavour
- Odysseus
- Champlain
- Whaler
- Atlantic
- Mariner
- Lisbon
- Strait
- Hms
- British
- Travel
- Sloop
- Brendan
- Leyte
- Terra
- Reilly
- Arctic
- Southampton
- Maiden
- Malacca
- Casablanca
- Mediterranean
- Refit
- Gibraltar
- Zealand
- Narrative
- Bantam
- Alien
- Midshipman
- Forster
- Warship
- Botany
- Mutiny
- Liner
- Columbia
- Admiralty
- Te
- Corvette
- Trader
- Discoverer
- Newfoundland
- Adventurer
- Tradition
- Bark
- Christopher
- Yokohama
- Emigrant
- Brest
- Jim
- Odyssey
- Drake
- Yacht
- Brig
- Des
- Aden
- Fleece
- Marque
- Ballast
- Orient
- Sealing
- Liverpool
- Trip
- Longitude
- Hardship
- Trading
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
VOYAGE, noun. A long journey, especially by ship.
VOYAGE, noun. (obsolete) The act or practice of travelling.
VOYAGE, verb. To go on a long journey.
Dictionary definition
VOYAGE, noun. An act of traveling by water.
VOYAGE, noun. A journey to some distant place.
VOYAGE, verb. Travel on water propelled by wind or by other means; "The QE2 will sail to Southampton tomorrow".
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