1. An allowance made by the freighters of a ship to its owners for delay in port beyond the appointed time of departure; the time of delay. In the railway clearing-house, a fixed tariff for the detention of trucks, horse-boxes, &c, belonging to other companies.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• semurrage,
• xemurrage,
• cemurrage,
• femurrage,
• remurrage,
• eemurrage,
• dwmurrage,
• dsmurrage,
• ddmurrage,
• drmurrage,
• demurage,
• demurrge,
• demurrrage,
• demurragee,
• demurrege,
• demorrage,
• demoragee,
• Demurrible,
• murrage,
• Depurrante

• demiurge,
• denmark,
• damage,
• marriage,
• mirage.

The adjective form of the word "demurrage" is "demurrageable".

The plural of the "demurrage" can be the "demurrages".

The singular of the "demurrage" can be the "demurrage".