Piloting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PILOTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be the pilot of (an aircraft or ship)
• guide or steer
• test (a scheme, project, etc.) before introducing it more widely
NOUN:
• a branch of navigation
• a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft
• a person with expert local knowledge qualified to take charge of a ship entering or leaving a harbour.
• a navigational handbook for use at sea.
• a jockey
• a guide or leader.
• a television or radio programme made to test audience reaction with a view to the production of a series
• an unmodulated reference signal transmitted with another signal for the purposes of control or synchronization.
• the guidance of ships or airplanes from place to place
• the occupation of a pilot
• navigational handling of a ship near land
ADJECTIVE:
• done as an experiment or test before being introduced more widely
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to control the course of
• navigational handling of a ship near land using buoys, soundings, landmarks, etc, or the finding of a ship\'s position by such means

Words related to PILOTING

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Words that contain PILOTING

pilotings12 copiloting15

How to use PILOTING in a sentence

• Only natives who are thoroughly familiar with the river are entrusted with the piloting of boats up the stream during the season of low water.
• CHURCHILL succeeded in piloting the Munitions of War Bill through its remaining stages in double-quick time.
• The next April saw young Lincoln piloting another flatboat down the Mississippi to New Orleans.
• We must have headway on, or there will be no piloting her.
• Churchill has succeeded in piloting the Munitions of War Bill through its remaining stages in double quick time.
• They have learnt their business, some in piloting a small craft, others a merchant vessel, whilst others have been drafted off from these for service on a ship-of-war.
• Both Spain and Greece now have new ministers who are undertaking the difficult task of piloting their countries through their difficulties.
• And by the time the first fall snows whitened the ground, he was ready for England and the finishing stages of aerial work antecedent to piloting a fighting plane.
• He shook hands with everyone, and enquired of Davy how he was getting on with the piloting.
• At either end of each raft men bent to the sweeps in the task of their crude piloting.
• It was one of the finest maneuvers of the whole voyage, and the boys praised John so for his good piloting that he had to ask them to desist.
• A number of the boys came down to the river with him, and several of them swam it, meeting the cattle a mile above and piloting us into the ford.
• Piloting the others around this, Wrinkle pushed open a big, white door and led them into the parlor.
• In boats and pinnaces the troops were being rapidly embarked, and soon Drake in person was piloting the flotilla for the surf-beaten shore.
• And now here he was, a man away up in his eighties, but still brisk and bright, piloting tourists about the upper floor of a modern skyscraper.
• Julio, who was piloting the car, set it down on the top of the aft gun turret.
• Whoever was handling it knew nothing about piloting.
• The flight commander assigned the piloting of the first machine to Richardson and the second to Bob Haines.
• But while mother was piloting her family to the depot, two of the children got lost.
• In accordance with established custom, he would go back to the first grade and start piloting a new generation up to the point where they had just arrived.
• But the attention of neither of the pilots was concentrated on piloting.
• Bent to pay me for piloting the train through the Comanche country, and Col.
• Bishop amusingly, when he returned from piloting his beloved.
• Peter Martyr placed his services entirely at the disposition of Adrian, piloting him amongst the shoals and reefs that rendered perilous the mysterious sea of Spanish politics.
• For months he amused himself piloting his little fleet over the waves of the lake.
• He shall keep a record of all vessels engaged in the piloting business, together with a list of such persons as may be employed as pilots and inspectors under this law.
• While she thus manifested such utter personal indifference, she was much more watchful with regard to those she was piloting.

Similar words containing PILOT without suffix ing

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