a person in a position of authority, such as a boss, manager, or government official

to lead to; to create; to cause; to bring about

to guide, direct, or provide instruction

the person who directs a film, play, or television program

to guide, lead, or conduct

guided missile

to direct, lead, or exercise control over an activity or process

to be oriented towards or to guide toward a specific direction or goal

to instruct or teach someone

to propose, initiate, or publicly support a concept, policy, or school of thought

to lead, encourage, or provide guidance to someone towards a particular direction or outcome

an academic supervisor or advisor for students, especially at the graduate level

to navigate (literally and figuratively)

to provide instructional assistance, coaching, or academic tutoring

a journalistic account or news story

a person who leads groups of tourists and provides information about a place

a tube-like structure in the xylem of plants used for transporting water and minerals

to lead someone into error, a wrong direction, or a false belief; to be deceptive in nature

to conduct (heat, electricity, etc.)

to direct (a film, play, etc.)

to provide psychological guidance, enlightenment, or persuasion to resolve mental or emotional blocks

to transfer data or files into a computer program or system

to direct and oversee the implementation or progress of a task, project, or policy

a coach, teacher, or counselor (often in a university or youth organization)

to write and direct a creative work like a play, film, or dance

a person who guides or coaches others in a specific field or activity

a staff member who assists customers and guides their purchases in a retail environment

a person or thing that precedes and prepares the way for others; a pioneer

to talk someone round; to straighten something out; to enlighten

fuse (for explosives); immediate cause of an incident

to derive or deduce a conclusion, formula, or result through logical or mathematical reasoning

to control the course of something; to guide (e.g. a missile)

an electrical lead or conductor

to attempt to convince someone through reasoning or exhortation to change their mind or behavior

A class or course providing supplemental instruction, remedial help, or preparation for exams.

to derive a formula, conclusion, or result from premises; to entail or induce

an introductory guide to a book or other printed material

Daoist therapeutic exercises involving breathing, stretching, and self-massage

supervisor of a PhD candidate

to insert a urinary catheter

to take advantage of an existing situation or trend to guide matters toward a favorable outcome

to conduct electricity

(physics) superconduction; superconductivity

urinary catheter