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Answer for the clue "Head out on the ranch? ", 5 letters:
steer

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Word definitions for steer in dictionaries

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"guide the course of a vehicle," originally by a rudder or something like it, Old English steran (Mercian), stieran (West Saxon) "steer, guide, direct; govern, rule; restrain, correct, punish," from Proto-Germanic *steurjan (cognates: Old Norse styra , ...

Usage examples of steer.

I tried to steer my thoughts toward Peter instead, a much more appetizing topic.

And shaking hands with me now will steer you arse over astragal into the salt mine.

Then Andromeda, in a perfect tempest of outrage, fishfed the entire contents of the chest: shore me of my valiant past as a steering drover ballocks a bull.

Parked near the Bartram house, Harry had suddenly discovered a tiny envelope on the steering wheel of his coupe.

But all this was of no consequence now, and Bernard steered further and further away from the liability to detect fallacies in his friend.

Rarely had Berwick seen a better-shaped coat, or a smarter beaver, or so complete a mastery of whip and ribbons, as he steered the pair at a good pace down the uneven street amid the fishcarts and country wagons.

She steered Bounder toward the house, where her uncle waited on the veranda.

A motorcar drove slowly down the street, and it was a grey De Dion Bouton, with the driver wearing a goatskin jacket and goggles, at the steering wheel.

God, dual steering oars and a square, brailed sail, he noted, shaking his head doubtfully.

The brigantine left very secretly and steered for Sicily, and it had such favorable weather that in a few days it reached the port of Palermo.

With a few modifications, more horsepower, larger chassis and steering assembly, someplace to sit .

Kicks to hypnotize a priest and tell him he is about to consummate a hypostatic union with the Lamb -- then steer a randy old sheep up his ass.

Her litigious husband had aggressively positioned himself at the steering wheel.

While Macro steered a way through the throng to the bar, Cato looked round and saw that the only place left was a rickety trestle table flanked by two benches, right by the door they had just entered.

He, too, in the puffs, climbed part way out on the outrigger, at the same time steering with both hands on a large paddle and holding the mainsheet with his foot.