To control or manage people, situations, or skills to follow one's own will; to dominate or handle.

a person who drives or controls a horse-drawn carriage or chariot; a soldier in charge of pack animals

to control a key point in order to master the entire situation; to manage a large amount of work or a complex situation by grasping the most important part

To drive or handle a horse-drawn carriage; to control horses.

to control, rule, or reign over; to command

(idiom) to manage or control people or matters from a distance; literally to use a long rein to drive a horse

difficult to control or manage; unruly

The skill of training or taming animals, especially wild beasts.

to ride on the wind; to fly magically through the air by controlling one's breath or inner energy

(literary) A carriage pulled by cranes, used by an immortal; in modern times, often used in funeral scrolls or elegies to refer to the death of a woman