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Pilot
Pilot
n.
One
who
flies
, or is
qualified
to
fly
, a
balloon
, an
airship
, or a
flying
machine
.
Pilot
n.
A
short
plug
at
the
end
of a
counterbore
to
guide
the
tool
.
Pilots
are
sometimes
made
interchangeable
.
Pilot
n.
The
heading
or
excavation
of
relatively
small
dimensions
,
first
made
in
the
driving
of a
larger
tunnel
.
Pilot
v. t.
To
fly
, or
act
as
pilot
of (an
aircraft
).
Pilot
n.
One
employed
to
steer
a
vessel
; a
helmsman
; a
steersman
.
Pilot
n.
Specifically
, a
person
duly
qualified
,
and
licensed
by
authority
, to
conduct
vessels
into
and
out
of a
port
, or in
certain
waters
,
for
a
fixed
rate
of
fees
.
Pilot
n.
Figuratively
: A
guide
; a
director
of
another
through
a
difficult
or
unknown
course
.
Pilot
n.
An
instrument
for
detecting
the
compass
error
.
Pilot
n.
The
cowcatcher
of a
locomotive
.
Pilot
v. t.
To
direct
the
course
of, as of a
ship
,
where
navigation
is
dangerous
.
Pilot
v. t.
Figuratively
: To
guide
, as
through
dangers
or
difficulties
.
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