Synonyms for Pilot:

adj.
• experimental (adjective)
- under probation,
- unproved,
- provisional,
- trial-and-error,
- first stage,
- on approval,
- experiential,
- tester,
- trial,
- developmental,
- probationary,
- unconcluded.
• new (adjective)
- innovative,
- latest,
- revolutionary,
- Pioneering,
- fresh,
- novel,
- new,
- up-to-the-minute.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- precursory,
- prolegomenous,
- inductive,
- preliminary,
- exploratory,
- start.
• preliminary (adjective)
- more opening,
- pre-cursory,
- most preparing,
- most opening,
- more readying,
- most precursory,
- most inductive,
- more qualifying,
- most qualifying,
- pre cursory,
- pre-ceding,
- most exploratory,
- more inductive,
- pre-paring,
- pre paring,
- more precursory,
- more exploratory,
- most readying,
- more preparing,
- pre ceding.
• trial (adjective)
- more testing,
- most testing,
- most balloon,
- more balloon.
n.
- nurse,
- support,
- help out,
- benefit,
- help,
- give,
- get behind,
- assist,
- get through.
- drive,
- canoe,
- boating,
- move,
- the America's Cup,
- tool,
- anchor,
- bail out,
- the Admiral's Cup,
- berth,
- wheel,
- beach,
- Ahoy.
- aircrew,
- crewman,
- engineer,
- air traffic controller,
- air traffic control,
- cabin crew,
- baggage handler.
- show,
- climb,
- come down,
- drop,
- down,
- airlift,
- bank,
- buzz,
- ditch,
- eject.
- bosun,
- buccaneer,
- company,
- director,
- crew,
- cap'n,
- docker.
- docusoap,
- closed-captioned,
- docudrama,
- call-in,
- feature,
- broadcast,
- bulletin,
- chat show,
- documentary,
- breakfast television.
- challenge,
- sample,
- put someone/something to the test.
• aeronaut (noun)
- spaceman,
- astro-navigator,
- passenger,
- alien,
- martian,
- copilot,
- aviator,
- airman,
- balloonist.
• airplane pilot (noun)
- airplane pilot.
• archetype (noun)
- archetype.
• astronaut (noun)
- moonwalkers,
- space people,
- star people,
- space persons,
- star persons.
• aviate (noun)
- aviate.
• aviator (noun)
- airpeople,
- airpersons,
- bird leg.
• buffer (noun)
- buffer.
• captain (noun)
- four striper,
- four stripers,
- head honchos,
- fourstripers,
- CFOS,
- fourstriper,
- four-stripers,
- top dogs.
• cowcatcher (noun)
- cowcatcher.
• dean (noun)
- pro fessors,
- pro-fessors,
- pro-fessor,
- pro fessor.
• empirical (noun)
- empirical.
• experimental (noun)
- experimental.
• fender (noun)
- fender.
• flyer (noun)
- AIR PEOPLE,
- air person.
• guide (noun)
- scout.
• jack (noun)
- jack-tar.
• lead (noun)
- front ranks,
- top spots,
- title roles,
- aheads.
• leader (noun)
- fore runner,
- fore runners,
- fore-runner,
- pre cursors,
- fore-runners,
- pre-cursors,
- pre-cursor.
• model (noun)
- model.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- cicerone,
- infantryperson,
- soldier-at-arms,
- Eagles,
- shepherd,
- troopers,
- commando,
- draftees,
- lion,
- beachcomber,
- selectee,
- lead,
- Mermen,
- steersman,
- doyen,
- star person,
- Midshipmen,
- flier,
- lodestars,
- OVERS,
- heavies,
- cosmonaut,
- leader,
- beachcombers,
- top dog,
- rudders,
- commandoes,
- title role,
- rudder,
- commandos,
- eagle,
- space person,
- selectees,
- guiding spirit,
- hotshot,
- Jackies,
- ruler,
- ringleader,
- exhibitor,
- rocketeers,
- barnstormers,
- controller,
- pacesetter,
- military person,
- Mercenaries,
- seaman,
- paratrooper,
- guide,
- usher,
- midshipman,
- CEOS,
- doyens,
- Wheelman,
- owner,
- musketeers,
- navigator,
- generals,
- exhibitors,
- merman,
- barnstormer,
- Helmsmen,
- dean,
- luminary,
- Jacky,
- counsellor,
- cavalryperson,
- GIS,
- top spot,
- teachers,
- paradigm,
- pathfinder,
- exemplar,
- bird legs,
- front rank,
- cosmonauts,
- soldier,
- Steersmen,
- aeronaut,
- protagonist,
- helmsman,
- higher up,
- Cockswain,
- sailor,
- serviceperson,
- trooper,
- primacy,
- servicepeople,
- officers,
- astronaut,
- aeronauts,
- captain,
- hotshots,
- protagonists,
- enlisted person,
- pathfinders,
- superintendent,
- moonwalker,
- priority,
- draftee,
- warrior,
- lodestar,
- counsellors,
- flyer,
- four-striper,
- head honcho,
- Operators,
- rocketeer,
- paratroopers,
- musketeer,
- controllers,
- Wheelmen,
- airperson.
• person (noun)
- pilot.
• sailor (noun)
- barge-man,
- boatman,
- boater,
- ship man,
- tar,
- gondolier,
- ferryman,
- mate,
- salt,
- boatswain,
- mariner,
- yeoman.
• seaman (noun)
- cockswains,
- mid shipman,
- mid-shipman,
- mid shipmen,
- mid-shipmen.
• shepherd (noun)
- herder,
- shepherdess,
- herders,
- tenders,
- pastoralist.
• soldier (noun)
- soldier at arm,
- cavalrypersons,
- para trooper,
- cavalrypeople,
- airforce members,
- servicepersons,
- soldier-at-arm,
- infantrypersons,
- airforce member,
- para-trooper,
- military people,
- para troopers,
- military persons,
- para-troopers,
- enlisted people,
- enlisted persons,
- soldier at arms,
- infantrypeople.
• usher (noun)
- doorkeeper,
- doorperson,
- doorkeepers.
v.
• blaze a trail (verb)
- leading the way,
- leading way,
- lead way,
- led way,
- blaze trail,
- led the way,
- leads way,
- leads the way.
• conduct (verb)
- trailblazes,
- over seeing,
- over saw,
- over-sees,
- over-see,
- over seen,
- calling tune,
- super-vised,
- calling the tune,
- called tune,
- trailblazed,
- over-seen,
- presiding over,
- called the tune,
- ran things,
- over-seeing,
- super-vise,
- wielding baton,
- calls tune,
- super vising,
- wielded baton,
- presides over,
- over see,
- call tune,
- super vise,
- wields baton,
- over-saw,
- runs things,
- calls the tune,
- super vised,
- over sees.
• control (verb)
- harness,
- execute,
- dominate,
- order,
- supervise,
- oversee,
- administer,
- bridle,
- superintend,
- discipline,
- preside,
- command,
- rule.
• convoy (verb)
- de fended,
- de fending,
- de-fended,
- de-fends,
- de fend,
- de-fend,
- de fends,
- de-fending.
• direct (verb)
- in tends,
- in tended,
- pre-sent,
- in-tending,
- sighted on,
- in tending,
- in-clines,
- sights on,
- moves in,
- in-tend,
- point way,
- zeroing in,
- in tend,
- pointing the way,
- in-tended,
- moved in,
- in cline,
- pointing way,
- pre sent,
- sighting on,
- points the way,
- zeroes in,
- in clines,
- in-tends,
- in-cline,
- pre-sents,
- pointed the way,
- points way,
- pointed way.
• escort (verb)
• fly (verb)
- flathat,
- re-ached,
- taking wing,
- jetting out,
- flat-hatting,
- bend the throttle,
- flat-hatted,
- re aching,
- skied out,
- taking hop,
- takes wing,
- bends throttle,
- seagulled,
- flathatting,
- takes flight,
- remaining aloft,
- bends the throttle,
- wings in,
- bended the throttle,
- flat-hats,
- re-aching,
- flat hats,
- took a hop,
- bent throttle,
- flat hatted,
- flathats,
- bend throttle,
- skyed out,
- bending the throttle,
- took hop,
- winged in,
- takes a hop,
- jets over,
- took wing,
- winging in,
- take hop,
- jetted out,
- takes hop,
- bended throttle,
- flat hatting,
- seagulling,
- jetted over,
- skying out,
- bending throttle,
- jets out,
- jetting over,
- remained aloft,
- re ached,
- remains aloft,
- flat hat,
- skies out,
- flathatted,
- taking a hop,
- bent the throttle.
• govern (verb)
• guide (verb)
- coxswained,
- haddest a handle on,
- shows way,
- had a handle on,
- hast a handle on,
- had handle on,
- having a handle on,
- hadst a handle on,
- coxswaining,
- showed the way,
- show way,
- showing way,
- having handle on,
- hath handle on,
- co-unselling,
- shows the way,
- hadst handle on,
- haddest handle on,
- co unselling,
- has a handle on,
- have handle on,
- showed way,
- hast handle on,
- hath a handle on,
- has handle on,
- showing the way.
• instruct (verb)
- up dating,
- re-veal,
- dis-closed,
- cluing in,
- up dated,
- dis-closes,
- dis-closing,
- drum in to,
- co ached,
- broke to,
- brake it to,
- co-ached,
- up-dates,
- dis-close,
- giving lessons,
- re-veals,
- keeps posted,
- up date,
- breaks it to,
- keeping posted,
- dis close,
- wises up,
- up dates,
- break to,
- gave lessons,
- co aching,
- dis closing,
- up-date,
- co-aching,
- brake to,
- up-dating,
- breaks to,
- gives lessons,
- breaking it to,
- breaking to,
- clues in,
- wising up,
- dis closes,
- dis closed,
- broke it to,
- re veals.
• land (verb)
- setting deck,
- comes to berth,
- leveling off,
- touched down,
- de-barks,
- lights on,
- come berth,
- setting on deck,
- sits down,
- dis embarking,
- de bark,
- comes ashore,
- makes land,
- de barked,
- lighting on,
- flattens out,
- levelled off,
- came berth,
- descending up on,
- de barks,
- coming ashore,
- descends upon,
- lighted on,
- dis-embarks,
- came to berth,
- splashed down,
- descend up on,
- sets deck,
- made land,
- sate down,
- sets on deck,
- descended upon,
- levels off,
- set deck,
- came ashore,
- descends up on,
- dis embarks,
- lit on,
- dropt anchor,
- dis-embark,
- dis-embarking,
- de-barked,
- splashing down,
- de barking,
- dis embark,
- descending upon,
- flattening out,
- making land,
- comes berth,
- drops anchor,
- leveled off,
- de-bark,
- splashes down,
- sitting down,
- dis embarked,
- de-barking,
- coming berth,
- dis-embarked,
- coming to berth,
- dropped anchor,
- descended up on.
• lead (verb)
- shows in,
- showed around,
- pre vail,
- found way,
- showing in,
- pre vailed,
- pre vailing,
- pre vails,
- in duce,
- finds way,
- am responsible for,
- in-duce,
- wast responsible for,
- pre cedes,
- pre-cedes,
- showed in,
- pre-vailed,
- showing around,
- finding a way,
- pre-vail,
- passes along,
- were responsible for,
- shows around,
- art responsible for,
- pre-cede,
- in duces,
- pre ceded,
- was responsible for,
- in-duces,
- are responsible for,
- watches over,
- finding way,
- pre-ceded,
- being responsible for,
- find way,
- found a way,
- wert responsible for,
- pre cede,
- passing along,
- finds a way,
- pre-vails.
• manage (verb)
- taking helm,
- pre-sides,
- engaging in,
- called up on,
- dis burses,
- pre side,
- calling upon,
- re-questing,
- calls up on,
- dis burse,
- pre-siding,
- re quested,
- pre sided,
- taking care of,
- holds down,
- calling up on,
- took the helm,
- taking the helm,
- re-quests,
- takes helm,
- pre-side,
- took helm,
- dis-burses,
- engages in,
- dis-burse,
- call up on,
- take helm,
- pre-sided,
- took over,
- takes over,
- re quests,
- re questing,
- pre sides,
- takes the helm,
- pre siding.
• maneuver (verb)
- de ployed,
- de ploying,
- de-ployed,
- de-ploys,
- de ploy,
- de-ploy,
- de ploys,
- de-ploying.
• navigate (verb)
- cruise,
- drift,
- float.
• operate (verb)
- calls play,
- are charge,
- am in charge,
- wert charge,
- is charge,
- sate on top of,
- pulling the wires,
- sat top of,
- makes go,
- pulled the wires,
- calling play,
- pulling wires,
- pulls wires,
- called the play,
- calling the play,
- are in charge,
- be charge,
- wast in charge,
- sitting top of,
- sate top of,
- sitting on top of,
- making go,
- sits on top of,
- call play,
- being charge,
- wast charge,
- wert in charge,
- made go,
- calls the play,
- were charge,
- art in charge,
- art charge,
- sat on top of,
- called play,
- pulls the wires,
- sits top of,
- was charge,
- pulled wires,
- am charge,
- sit top of,
- is in charge,
- being in charge.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- activity,
- channelise,
- channelize,
- manoeuvre,
- head,
- manoeuver,
- point.
• route (verb)
- dis patched,
- dis patches,
- dis-patched,
- dis-patching,
- dis patch,
- dis-patch,
- dis patching,
- dis-patches.
• sail (verb)
- boat,
- ferry,
- sail.
• see (verb)
- stopping in,
- dropt by,
- dropped by,
- running in to,
- stopt in,
- pops in,
- stops by,
- came over,
- drops by,
- beared company,
- associating with,
- stops in,
- stopt by,
- comes over,
- speaks to,
- ran in to,
- run in to,
- bears company,
- stopping by,
- spake to,
- bearing company,
- stopped in,
- bore company,
- kept company with,
- stopped by,
- dropping by,
- keeping company with,
- popping in,
- bare company,
- associates with,
- coming over,
- runs in to.
• steer (verb)
- took reins,
- took the reins,
- taking the reins,
- heads for,
- taking reins,
- takes the reins,
- take reins,
- heading for,
- takes reins.
• take (verb)
- piggybacked.
• usher (verb)
- pre-facing,
- paved the way,
- paves the way,
- intro-duce,
- showing out,
- pre faced,
- pre-faced,
- paves way,
- opened door,
- pre face,
- opens door,
- opening the door,
- opens the door,
- paving way,
- intro-duces,
- intro duce,
- pre faces,
- intro duces,
- pre-face,
- pre facing,
- opening door,
- shows out,
- pre-faces,
- paved way,
- pave way,
- showed out,
- paving the way.
Other synonyms:
- bomber,
- crash-test,
- test out.
- experiment,
- field test,
- motor,
- conductor.
- try out,
- shake down.
- try on.
- put through.
- try.
• commander
- skipper.
• control
- hold the reins,
- headed up,
- reign over,
- head up,
- Regimenting,
- quarterback,
- hold sway over,
- hold purse strings,
- Subjecting,
- call the signals,
- quarterbacking,
- heads up,
- run the show,
- disciplined,
- be in saddle,
- deal with,
- predominates,
- Disciplining,
- holding the reins,
- Subjected,
- quarterbacks.
• direct
- moving in,
- point the way,
- targeting,
- zeroed in,
- move in,
- Targeted,
- zero in,
- sight on.
• land
- sat down,
- set down,
- get down,
- set on deck,
- got down,
- Berthing,
- Berthed,
- drop anchor,
- touch down,
- light on,
- dropping anchor,
- splash down,
- levelling off,
- setting down,
- descend upon,
- come to berth,
- touching down,
- touches down,
- flattened out,
- puts in,
- make land,
- put in,
- sets down,
- level off,
- sit down,
- flatten out,
- come ashore,
- putting in.
• navigate
- skippering,
- Helming,
- Voyaged,
- head out for,
- skippered,
- helm,
- ride out,
- Helmed,
- Voyaging,
- lay the course.
• Other relevant words:
- sit on top of,
- be in power,
- coxswain,
- clue in,
- give lessons,
- occupy throne,
- Chaired,
- maneuver,
- governed,
- presided over,
- whooshing,
- pull the wires,
- piloting,
- steer,
- take over,
- be in charge,
- traveled,
- seagulls,
- holding sway,
- captained,
- calls upon,
- partnered,
- see,
- headed for,
- held sway,
- Shepherded,
- lead the way,
- were in charge,
- go with,
- wore the crown,
- be in the driver's seat,
- Concerting,
- kept posted,
- call the tune,
- takes care of,
- direct,
- watch over,
- seagull,
- take flight,
- control,
- serve the people,
- jet over,
- Companying,
- take the helm,
- hold dominion,
- pull the strings,
- jockey,
- took care of,
- wing in,
- Escorted,
- watched over,
- wise up,
- update,
- remain aloft,
- show the way,
- cared for,
- route,
- fleet,
- show around,
- Operated,
- assume command,
- be in driver's seat,
- pass on,
- taking flight,
- leading,
- have a handle on,
- jet out,
- exercising authority,
- pull strings,
- scudding,
- take care of,
- operate,
- Piloted,
- call shots,
- captaining,
- Chairing,
- passed along,
- Beaconed,
- take the reins,
- wield baton,
- care for,
- govern,
- rout,
- land,
- wear the crown,
- took flight,
- consort with,
- oversees,
- blaze a trail,
- whooshes,
- Shepherding,
- take wing,
- taking out,
- Maneuvered,
- manage,
- passes on,
- call upon,
- be responsible for,
- call the play,
- Lectured,
- watching over,
- sky out,
- preside over,
- was in charge,
- Winging,
- break it to,
- cares for,
- pass along,
- hold down,
- Tyrannized,
- passed on,
- coxswains,
- shows,
- exercise authority,
- fly,
- hold office,
- Beaconing,
- keep posted,
- clued in,
- find a way,
- go along with,
- lay down the law,
- operating,
- governs,
- engaged in,
- companioning,
- whooshed,
- took out,
- called upon,
- passing on,
- trailblaze,
- Companied,
- is responsible for,
- escort,
- flat-hat,
- wised up,
- convoy,
- running things,
- take a hop,
- conduct,
- hold sway,
- make go,
- taking over,
- Spanned,
- engage in,
- show in,
- companioned,
- instruct,
- held down,
- partnering,
- head for,
- navigate,
- run things,
- Overseeing,
- whoosh,
- wears the crown,
- pull wires,
- Fleeted,
- Soared,
- trailblazing.
• sail
- making headway,
- make headway,
- cast anchor,
- putting to sea,
- put to sea,
- Boated,
- motoring,
- Skirr,
- get under way,
- motored,
- Embarking,
- getting under way.
• see
- stop by,
- popped in,
- goes out with,
- drop by,
- run into,
- pop in,
- going out with,
- spoke to,
- associate with,
- keeps company with,
- bear company,
- speaking to,
- went out with,
- come over,
- keep company with,
- associated with,
- speak to,
- ran into,
- stop in,
- running into,
- go out with.
• take
- piggybacks,
- gunned,
- piggybacking,
- piggyback,
- Jagging,
- Gunning.
• usher
- open the door,
- pave the way,
- opened the door,
- show out.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- Protective Clothing,
- commandant,
- combatant,
- comforter,
- stew,
- cleric,
- oilskins,
- face mask,
- vade mecum,
- waterproof,
- yacht,
- run,
- sound out,
- Fatling,
- safety plug,
- itinerary,
- chief,
- wheelperson,
- Guider,
- Storeship,
- cox,
- voyage,
- pioneer,
- back and fill,
- airship,
- pie,
- counsel,
- carry out,
- hard hat,
- liner,
- wire-puller,
- exemplary,
- consomme,
- hoecake,
- safety glass,
- aerodrome,
- cardinal,
- trainer,
- feel out,
- middy,
- chlamys,
- cracker,
- disclose,
- shin guard,
- aviatrix,
- fell,
- biscuit,
- crash helmet,
- mutton,
- fire balloon,
- beef,
- cloak,
- Conner,
- coaster,
- Aeroplanist,
- hominy,
- rusk,
- cooky,
- minister,
- one at the wheel,
- goggles,
- dirigible,
- marine,
- pilot engine,
- guiding,
- bluejacket,
- collier,
- balloon,
- check out,
- pall,
- waterman,
- mask,
- explorative,
- mastermind,
- windshield,
- heuristic,
- manual,
- dashboard,
- pelisse,
- carry on,
- flee,
- handle,
- dragoman,
- expose,
- motorman,
- be in control,
- stunt flier,
- barnstorm,
- look after,
- guidance,
- map,
- bellwether,
- lighter,
- sailing master,
- laminated glass,
- prove,
- instructor,
- manipulator,
- annex,
- gazetteer,
- tender,
- overcoat,
- testing,
- longshoreman,
- break,
- Ballooned,
- Pelerine,
- conn,
- sun helmet,
- bead,
- ace,
- buffer store,
- guardrail,
- patent,
- operative,
- fishing boat,
- pilot light,
- burnoose,
- guided,
- trawl,
- Jubbah,
- tabard,
- shawl,
- horse mackerel,
- releve,
- pointer,
- observational,
- pajamas,
- floating hotel,
- initial,
- buff,
- cut,
- safety,
- helmet,
- pilot boat,
- cape,
- bun,
- mackintosh,
- fuse,
- zeppelin,
- mantilla,
- bush pilot,
- indicator lamp,
- one at the controls,
- veal,
- play,
- stunt man,
- journey,
- handler,
- plan,
- poncho,
- directory,
- umbrella,
- kite,
- nose guard,
- bargee,
- fly contact,
- arm guard,
- mercury,
- mince,
- hydroplane,
- take,
- pottage,
- master,
- cushion,
- plaid,
- padding,
- boatheader,
- merchantman,
- seat belt,
- test,
- Cond,
- pilot burner,
- whaler,
- grope,
- work,
- Huke,
- spencer,
- Roquelaure,
- parson,
- Kickshaws,
- supervisory,
- safeguard,
- pilot program,
- able seaman,
- cookie,
- doughnut,
- pilot film,
- check,
- wing,
- wrapper,
- ship biscuit,
- curate,
- biplane,
- reveal,
- charioteer,
- solo,
- shield,
- auto,
- beat about for,
- jetting,
- oar,
- fleeting,
- regulate,
- preventive,
- empiric,
- Birdman,
- triplane,
- tippet,
- protective umbrella,
- churchman,
- clergyman,
- ocean greyhound,
- buffer storage,
- prescribe,
- kirtle,
- pilot lamp,
- carry through,
- servant of god,
- dodger,
- air pilot,
- Barbe,
- hang glide,
- chop,
- trying,
- muffler,
- bumper,
- seafarer,
- omelet,
- aerialist,
- helmsperson,
- test the waters,
- beat the bushes,
- handrail,
- airplanist,
- wingman,
- tackle,
- lighterman,
- steward,
- puree,
- Blackcoat,
- commander,
- be airborne,
- guidebook,
- guard,
- contraceptive,
- tentative,
- adviser,
- steerer,
- practises,
- trawler,
- master copy,
- escape,
- exercise control,
- Probatory,
- bob for,
- clerical,
- test pilot,
- safety valve,
- manipulate,
- Shipman,
- rainmaker,
- tour guide,
- windscreen,
- Haik,
- take the lead,
- jet,
- herd,
- surtout,
- merchant ship,
- interlock,
- flight attendant,
- veil,
- probative,
- angle,
- monoplane,
- floating palace,
- guiding star,
- maestro,
- governor,
- aircraft operator,
- operator,
- trial balloon,
- agent,
- exercise power,
- plane handler,
- parachutist,
- lightning conductor,
- pastor,
- lead on,
- Baggala,
- surcoat,
- fade,
- aeroplane,
- Aerostat,
- palladium,
- soup,
- fish for,
- pork,
- pilot project,
- Holy Joe,
- angel,
- herdsman,
- feeler,
- cruiser,
- pad,
- housing,
- entremet,
- DO,
- parachute,
- demonstrate,
- original,
- practice,
- perform,
- advise,
- hulk,
- safety rail,
- Talma,
- information,
- pasty,
- vanish,
- boss,
- insulation,
- reign,
- bargeman,
- dreadnought,
- chart,
- conditional,
- ulster,
- handbook,
- transport,
- fumble,
- ecclesiastic,
- hit-or-miss,
- bulwark,
- tillerman,
- Proving,
- copyright,
- aeroplaner,
- aegis,
- trial and error,
- broth,
- clerk,
- goatherd,
- ragout,
- oarsman,
- cast one's net,
- rechauffe,
- reverend,
- automatic pilot,
- introductory,
- remove,
- jack,
- sweets,
- driver,
- cornstarch,
- guidepost,
- Wraprascal,
- divine,
- steersperson,
- slaver,
- condiment,
- cast for,
- lifeline,
- fricassee,
- potage,
- sky pilot,
- impresario,
- rower,
- burnous,
- verificatory,
- con,
- be at the helm,
- packet,
- wear the pants,
- river pilot,
- polisher,
- stewardess,
- ROTI,
- jolly,
- mantle,
- ballooning,
- screen,
- cowherd,
- prophylactic,
- airwoman,
- raincoat,
- hardtack,
- cloud seeder,
- backstop,
- functionary,
- drover,
- peel off,
- pacemaker,
- courier,
- channel,
- lightning rod,
- operant,
- see to,
- pudding,
- hash,
- runner,
- joint,
- pastry,
- mudguard.

How to use "Pilot" in context?

The word "pilot" is typically associated with aircraft, but it is also used to describe someone who is skilled in a particular activity or profession. The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word "pilot" as:

a person who flies an airplane, especially one bearing passengers or cargo

a person who steers a ship or boat11

The history of aviation is filled with stories of courageous pilots who have risked their lives to save others. There are many different types of pilots, including commercial, military, and private pilots. Commercial pilots are responsible for the safe operation of commercial aircraft.

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  Piloted.
Forward Entailment
- Noun, singular or mass
  flier.
Reverse Entailment
- Foreign word
  pilote.
- Adjective
  piloting, pilot-scale.
- Proper noun, singular
  piloting, pilote, pilotes.
- Noun, singular or mass
  piloting.
Independent
- Adjective
  leading, trial-point.
- Noun, singular or mass
  aircraft, captain, experimentation, flyer, skipper, trendsetter.
- Verb, past tense
  conducted, heard, Was.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  trying, Checking.
- Verb, past participle
  led, used.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  Drives, assumes, leads.
- Verb, base form
  flyboy.
Other Related
- Adjective
  experimental.
- Proper noun, singular
  demonstration, experimental.
- Noun, singular or mass
  cockpit, demonstration, experimental.
- Verb, past tense
  tested, Flew.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  experimenting.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  flies.

Hyponym for Pilot:

n.
- person
  seaman, tar, seafarer, jack, sea dog, old salt, jack-tar, gob, mariner.

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