VEER

VEER


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: veer
Phonetic: /vɪə/
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To let out (a sail-line), to allow (a sheet) to run out.


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Abruptly change course
Angle (off)
Angle off
Avoid a collision
Avoid a crash
Avoid a pothole
Avoid an obstacle
Bell rung at evening
Change course
Change course suddenly
Change direction
Change direction suddenly
Change directions suddenly
Deviate
Dogleg
Dont drive straight
Drive out of ones lane
Fork (off)
Go off course
Go off in a new direction
Go off-course
Grid formation
Jeff Gordon does it sometimes
Jerk the wheel
Keep one way
Keep right
Keep to one side
Make a quick change of direction
Make a sharp turn
Quick change
Quick change of direction
Recourse?
Shift
Shift clockwise
Shift course
Shift direction
Slue
Slue off course
Steer clear
Stray
Stray off course
Sudden change
Suddenly change course
Swerve
Swerve off
Swerve off course
Swerve off-course
Swing around
Swing off course
Tack
Take a sharp turn
Turn
Turn aside
Turn in a different direction
Turn off
Turn sharply
Yaw
Zig
Zig or zag
Direct to a different course.
Swing off the course.
Change sides.
Change
Turn or swing.
___ TURN
Diverge
Swerve sharply
Alter course
Tack, in a way
Drive out of one's lane
Zig-___
Turn ___ off
Take a turn
Really go out of one's way?
Not stay the course?
Sudden shift
Depart from a straight line
Change direction sharply
Turn, swerve
Do a turn at the helm, perhaps
Suddenly turn
Turn against at all times
Swerve suddenly
Turn suddenly
Make a sudden turn
What youll have to do when the load of watermelons spills out of the truck traveling in front of you
Swerve (into)
Careen
Incursions
Relaxing
Always chasing playing against wind
Change direction of film that lacks heart
Deviate suddenly
Go another way
Go off course suddenly
English retired vicar coming round to swing
Swerve en route
Take an abrupt turn
Suddenly change direction
Change after stripping over here




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