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1. Determine the direction of travelling
   - steer, maneuver [US], manoeuver [non-standard], manoeuvre [Brit, Cdn], direct, point, head, channelize, channelise [Brit]
    
2. Accompany somebody somewhere to show them the way
   "we guided him to our chief";
   - lead, take, direct, conduct
    
3. Be a guiding or motivating force or drive
   "The teacher guided the gifted students towards the more challenging courses";
   - steer
    
4. Use as a guide
   "They had the lights to guide on";
   - guide on
    
5. Pass over, across, or through
   "He guided his eyes over her body";
   - run, draw, pass

1. Someone employed to conduct others
   - usher
    
2. Someone who shows the way by leading or advising
    
3. Something that offers basic information or instruction
   - guidebook
    
4. A model, standard or outline to follow or adapt
   - template, templet
    
5. Someone who can find paths through unexplored territory
   - scout, pathfinder
    
6. A structure or marking that serves to direct the motion or positioning of something

Sounds like: groom, gruide, g

Derived forms: guiding, guides, guided

Type of: command, construction, control, direct, enchiridion, escort, example, expert, handbook, leader, model, orient, orientate, structure, vade mecum

Encyclopedia: Guide, Lancashire