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Main Entry: guide
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: something that or someone who leads

Synonyms:

adviser, attendant, captain, chaperon, cicerone, conductor, controller, convoy, counselor, criterion, design, director, docent, escort, example, exemplar, exhibitor, genie, genius, guiding spirit, guru, ideal, inspiration, lead, leader, lodestar, mentor, model, monitor, paradigm, pathfinder, pattern, pilot, pioneer, rudder, scout, standard, superintendent, teacher, usher, vanguard
Main Entry: guide
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: information, instructions

Synonyms:

ABCs, beacon*, bellwether, bible, catalog, chapter and verse, clue, compendium, directory, enchiridion, guidebook, guiding light, handbook, hot lead, key, landmark, lodestar, manual, mark, marker, no-no's, pointer, print, sign, signal, signpost, telltale, the book, the numbers, tip-off, vade mecum
Main Entry: guide
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: direct, lead

Synonyms:

accompany, advise, attend, beacon*, chaperon, command, conduct, contrive, control, convoy, counsel, coxswain, educate, engineer, escort, govern, handle, have a handle on, influence, instruct, manage, maneuver, marshal, navigate, oversee, pilot, quarterback, regulate, route, rule, see, shepherd, show, show the way, spearhead*, steer, superintend, supervise, sway, teach, trailblaze, train, usher

Antonyms:

abandon, leave, misguide, mislead, neglect
Main Entry: accompany
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: go or be with something

Synonyms:

associate with, attend, chaperon, come along, conduct, consort, convoy, date, dog*, draft*, drag*, escort, follow, go along, guard, guide, hang around with, hang out*, keep company, lead, look after, shadow, shlep along, show about, show around, spook, squire, stick to, string along, tag along, tailgate, take out, usher

Antonyms:

abandon, desert, leave, withdraw
Main Entry: advise
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: offer recommendation

Synonyms:

admonish, advocate, caution, charge, commend, counsel, direct, dissuade, encourage, enjoin, exhort, forewarn, give a pointer, give a tip, guide, instruct, kibitz, level with, move, opine, point out, preach, prepare, prescribe, prompt, put bug in ear, put in two cents, recommend, steer, suggest, tout, update, urge, warn
Notes: advise (verb) means 'to offer advice to or counsel'; advice (noun) is an opinion about what could or should be done about a situation or problem

Antonyms:

betray, deceive, delude, fool, lie, pretend, trick
Main Entry: adviser/advisor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who recommends, teaches, or otherwise helps

Synonyms:

Dutch uncle, aide, attorney, authority, backseat driver, buttinski, clubhouse lawyer, coach, confidant, consultant, counsel, counselor, director, doctor, expert, friend, guide, helper, instructor, judge, kibitzer, lawyer, mentor, monitor, partner, priest, quarterback, referee, righthand person, second-guesser, teacher, tutor
Main Entry: attendant
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who serves others

Synonyms:

aide, alarm clock, assistant, auxiliary, baby sitter, bird dog, chaperon, companion, custodian, domestic, escort, follower, guide, helper, lackey, nurse, orderly, secretary, servant, understudy, usher, waitperson

Antonyms:

boss, manager
Main Entry: bible
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: holy book; authoritative book

Synonyms:

authority, creed, doctrine, guide, guidebook, handbook, manual, sacred writ, sacred writings, scripture, testament, text, the good news
Main Entry: bring
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: transport or accompany

Synonyms:

attend, back, bear, buck*, carry, chaperon, companion, conduct, consort, convey, deliver, escort, fetch, gather, guide, gun*, heel, import, lead, lug, pack, pick up, piggyback, ride, schlepp, shoulder, take, take along, tote, transfer, transport, truck, usher

Antonyms:

drop, leave, quit, refuse, shun, take
Main Entry: buoy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: floating device

Synonyms:

beacon, drift, float, guide, marker, signal
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