steerer
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7.6
- noun
- /ˈstɪrər/
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timonel
- In the canoe race, the steerer must constantly adjust the direction.
- aluminum steerer
- carbon steerer
- alloy steerer
Examples
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The steerer guided the ship safely through the stormy waters.
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A skilled steerer can navigate tricky channels with ease.
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As soon as the fog lifted, the steerer spotted the lighthouse ahead.
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The steerer kept the boat on course despite the strong currents.
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The steerer guided the ship safely through the stormy waters.
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The steerer kept the boat on course despite the strong currents.
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In the canoe race, the steerer must constantly adjust the direction.
Synonyms
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7.7
A person who steers a ship or boat
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2.8
A man who rows or steers a boat to carry people across water
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9.1
A person who steers a rowing boat and guides the crew during races
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6.8
The main person who drives a car or boat for other people
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9.2
A person who controls the direction of a boat or ship
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8.8
A person who steers and gives directions in a racing boat used for rowing
A woman who steers a ship or boat
A woman who controls the direction of a boat or ship
A person who steers a ship or boat very well
A person who steers a boat or ship by using the wheel
A person who steers a small boat during a whale hunt
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word steerer comes from the verb steer, which means 'to guide' or 'turn', just like in steering wheel. So a steerer is the person who guides the direction of a boat or vehicle.