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Maneuver or Manoeuvre

Maneuver or Manoeuvre spelling: both are correct, but used in different regions and contexts.

🇺🇸US
Maneuver
"Maneuver" is the standard spelling in American English.
🇬🇧UK
Manoeuvre
"Manoeuvre" is the standard spelling in British English.
Definition
Maneuver/Manoeuvre (noun/verb): (n) A movement or series of moves requiring skill and care; (v) to move skillfully or carefully; a tactical movement or operation.
Examples:
  • The pilot performed a difficult maneuver.
  • The pilot performed a difficult manoeuvre.
  • They had to maneuver through the crowded streets.
Synonyms
Words with similar meanings to "maneuver/manoeuvre":
Nouns:
  • Move
  • Tactic
  • Operation
  • Strategy
  • Technique
Verbs:
  • Navigate
  • Steer
  • Direct
  • Guide
Note: "Maneuver" is preferred in American English, while "manoeuvre" is used in British English. Both are correct depending on the region.
FAQ's
Is it maneuver or manoeuvre?
Both are correct: "maneuver" (US), "manoeuvre" (UK).
How to pronounce maneuver/manoeuvre?
Both are pronounced /məˈnuːvər/ (muh-NOO-vur).
What does maneuver/manoeuvre mean?
A movement or series of moves requiring skill and care; to move skillfully or carefully; a tactical movement or operation.