wheelhouse
/ˈhwelhaʊs/Definitions
1. noun
The area of expertise or a particular activity at which someone excels, often in a sport or performance.
“The quarterback’s accuracy from the pocket was in his wheelhouse, but he struggled with deep passes.”
2. noun
The part of a ship or boat where the steering mechanism is located.
“The captain adjusted the wheelhouse to get a better view of the approaching island.”
3. noun
The main cabin or control room of a ship or boat.
“The first mate made an announcement from the wheelhouse about the impending storm.”
4. verb
To operate or navigate a ship or boat from the wheelhouse.
“He spent years learning how to wheelhouse a sailboat in the open ocean.”
5. verb
To excel or perform well in a particular activity or sport, especially within one’s area of expertise.
“She’s really started to wheelhouse her tennis game, winning several local tournaments.”