See Also: voyage(medicine)
bon voyage(dictionary)
voyage(dictionary)
voyage(2)(dictionary)
voyage(1)(dictionary)
COURSE OF THE VOYAGE(law)
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Bon voyage bonus(money)
voyage 1, noun(dictionary)
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voyage(2) (iou)



voyage verb. L15.
[French voyager travel, or directly from VOYAGE noun.]
verb intrans. Make a voyage. L15.
E. M. Forster So the sailors of Ulysses voyaged past the Sirens. fig.: G. Will His body was dying but his mind still voyaged.
verb trans. Make a voyage over or through; traverse, esp. by sea or air. M17.
Pope Him, thus voyaging the deeps below,..The King of Ocean saw.
voyageable adjective able to be voyaged over or through; navigable: (cf. earlier UNVOYAGEABLE) E19.
voyager noun a person who makes a voyage or voyages; a traveller: L15.