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To have determined or dictated
To have physically guided a person or animal
Past tense for to direct towards a particular direction, end or object
“These organizations cooperate to channel funds into social activities and community-based development projects.”
Past tense for to form channels or grooves in, typically by cutting or gouging
“You will need to channel a groove in the wall for the wire to sit in so that the lamp rests flush against the surface.”
Past tense for to channel or transfer energy or emotions into a different form or direction
Past tense for to dig or excavate a ditch or channel
Past tense for to dig a hole into the ground or something solid
Past tense for to direct or steer a group of animals or people
Past tense for to lead or turn to a different direction
Past tense for to wield or make use of
Past tense for to arrange for something to belong to, or be officially controlled by, somebody else
Past tense for to have the use or benefit of something
Transmitted or emitted in a directed manner, like broadcast, channeled, or radiated
Having flutes or grooves, either for decoration or to trim weight
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