Guide

gid, v. t. To lead or direct, conduct in a course or path, pilot; to regulate and manage, train, influence. — n. One who, or that which, etc.; a pathfinder; conductor; director; regulator. (Mil.) A non-commi ioned officer, placed on the flank of rank or end of a line, to preserve proper position, distance, etc. — Guid'ance, -ans, n. Act of guiding direction; government.— Guide'-bars, -blocks, n. pi. (Mach.) Pieces of metal on which the cro -head of a steam - en sine slides, keeping it \i parallel to the > c y 1 i n d e slide-rods. feu Guide-bars Guild, gild. n. An a ociation of men, of the same cla or kindred pursuits, for mutual aid and protection. — Guild''hall, -hawl, n. The hall where a guild or corporation a emble.