1. The act or practice of steering; the effect of a helm on a ship; an apartment in the forepart of a ship for an inferior class of passengers; that part of a ship where the tiller traverses; regulation; management.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• strage,
• storrage,
• sewrage,
• starage,
• stoeage,
• stoorage,
• strorage,
• staorage,
• stourage,
• sterate,
• steerign,
• stirage,
• stoarage,
• sverage,
• stealage,
• deterdge,
• sterrage,
• sterage,
• steeage,
• steeraage

• straight,
• stowers,
• strachey,
• storage,
• storax,
• strauss,
• streaked,
• Strachan,
• Strackbein,
• Stryker,
• straggler,
• styrax,
• straker,
• strasburg,
• styracaceae,
• straggly,
• steersman,
• Straus,
• straighten,
• strack,
• straggling,
• streaker,
• straka,
• striker,
• strege,
• strake,
• straughter,
• strawser,
• strauser,
• streak,
• strauch,
• streaky,
• strasser,
• straughn,
• stearic,
• straggle,
• straightway,
• steerageway,
• Stracener,
• straughan.

The adjective form of the word "steerage" is "steerage-class".

The plural of the "steerage" can be the "steerages".

The singular of the "steerage" can be the "steerage".