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To navigate or pilot a vehicle or vessel

To guide the movement or course of

To plan, manage or control the position and course of a group or task

To convince or manipulate

To operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle

To position or align towards a given direction

To move (something or oneself) slowly and carefully

To attract or lure by temptation

To prepare something in advance

To mount someone or something

To direct the attention of someone to

To cause to be in a specified state

To direct something with great force

To advise or give inside information

To move into a desired direction of discourse

To offer advice to

To cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something

To put forward for consideration

To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

To head straight towards a specified direction or object, usually at an accelerated speed

The male of cattle, especially one raised for beef production

A warning or piece of information given in a discreet or confidential way

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Verb

To navigate or pilot a vehicle or vessel

be at the wheel of

be in the driver's seat

be at the controls

take the helm of

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“The helmsman used the whipstaff, attached to the rudder, to steer the ship to port and starboard.”

Verb

To guide the movement or course of

show someone the way

hold someone's hand

show the way to

bear someone company

keep someone company

give directions to

indicate the way

point in the direction of

cause to land in

cause to arrive in

show to the door

go together with

hang around with

spend time with

come along with

go courting with

take someone out

trail around with

string along with

shlep along with

be involved with

go around together

be romantically linked with

be romantically involved with

track square with

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“The port tunnel will steer lorries away from Dublin's quays, drawing people back to the river.”

Verb

To plan, manage or control the position and course of a group or task

be in charge of

be in control of

be at the helm of

have control of

be responsible for

exercise control over

be in command of

pull the strings

be in the saddle

call the shots in

be the leader of

be in the driving seat

call the tune in

have authority over

be in power over

be in driver's seat

be in the driver's seat

exercise authority over

take the reins of

be in authority over

assume command of

hold dominion over

exercise authority

call the signals

serve the people

lay down the law

assume command over

call the shots of

take the chair of

take control of

have command over

twist round one's little finger

turn to one's advantage

have the upper hand over

be pre-eminent over

have power over

use to one's advantage

have a handle on

be at the head of

occupy the throne

sit on the throne

wear the trousers

have the upper hand

wield the sceptre

ride roughshod over

be accountable for

head something up

be the proprietor of

have control over

control the affairs of

be in authority

point in the right direction

put on the right track

keep one's eye on

call the shots on

carry out official duties

perform official duties

bend to your will

keep under one's thumb

be attentive of

be most powerful

have the ascendancy

hold the whip hand

have the greatest influence

have the whip hand

throw one's weight around

tell what to do

impose one's will on

throw one's weight about

use strong-arm tactics on

get the upper hand

carry most weight

have ascendancy over

have mastery over

rule the roost in

have the whip hand over

play first fiddle

keep under your thumb

lead by the nose

have the upper hand in

have under one's thumb

have upper hand

keep under thumb

have something in the palm of one's hand

have someone in one's hip pocket

have someone in the palm of one's hand

hold the purse strings

have someone eating out of one's hand

have a hold over

hold purse strings

read the riot act

have a bearing on

keep a beady eye on

pull things together

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“At one stage, a director was in place, with Anne Fletcher appointed to steer the project.”

Verb

To convince or manipulate

pull strings with

twist someone's arm

bring pressure to bear on

bring pressure to bear upon

carry weight with

cut any ice with

make yourself felt with

put the heat on

put the screws on

talk someone into

make a deal with

pay hush money to

sweeten the pot with

twist one's arm

exert influence on

put someone up to something

put pressure on

use pressure on

try to persuade

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

wheedle someone into

cause to believe

reason someone into

press someone into

pressure someone into

pressurize someone into

prod someone into

bring to senses

lead to believe

gain confidence of

bring someone round

give someone a backhander

grease the palm

influence by gifts

sweeten the pot

give an inducement to

keep someone sweet

oil the palm of

give someone a sweetener

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Verb

To operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle

make sparks fly

burn up the road

step on the gas

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Verb

To position or align towards a given direction

set your sights on

turn something on someone

have your sights on

set one's sights on

turn something on

get in one's sights

fix something on

line something up

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Verb

To move (something or oneself) slowly and carefully

advance stealthily

move with stealth

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To attract or lure by temptation

sweep off one's feet

lead up garden path

catch the eye of

put one over on

take for a ride

bring someone round

whet the appetite of

be of interest to

lead up the garden path

pull a fast one on

tickle someone's fancy

hold spellbound

make mouth water

take advantage of

pull a swifty on

be attractive to

float someone's boat

put under a spell

make an impression on

turn one's head

sweep off your feet

make a hit with

be interesting to

give the come-on to

persuade to buy

arouse someone's interest in

take someone's fancy

whet someone's appetite

catch one's eye

tickle your fancy

be a source of fascination to

tickle one's fancy

arouse the curiosity of

engage someone's attention

arouse curiosity

arouse someone's curiosity

make your mouth water

dangle a carrot in front of

dangle something

arouse one's curiosity

engage one's attention

capture one's imagination

light someone's fire

whet one's appetite

hold one's attention

bring pressure to bear on

root to the spot

draw one's attention

interest greatly

rub the right way

lay it on thick

propagandize^US

pull the wool over someone's eyes

put on the wrong track

give someone a bum steer

put on false front

bait and switch

propagandise^UK

pull the wool over one's eyes

give wrong information to

lead one down the garden path

send on a wild goose chase

throw off the scent

pull wool over eyes

take someone in

put up smoke screen

take someone for a ride

pull the wool over somebody's eyes

give the wrong impression

make someone's mouth water

keep hanging on

keep someone hanging on

bring on oneself

leave the door open to

pull a fast one

do the dirty on

take to the cleaners

talk into something

twist somebody's arm

play for a sucker

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Verb

To prepare something in advance

lay in provisions

make arrangements

strategize about

make arrangements for

get act together

conceptualize^US

conceptualise^UK

characterize^US

work something out

be responsible for

be in charge of

lay the foundations of

characterise^UK

form a conspiracy

be hand in glove

work hand in glove

bring into being

take part in a conspiracy

participate in a conspiracy

fix something up

cook something up

lay something out

map something out

reach an agreement

cause to happen

make secret plans

deal with efficiently

make a chart of

make a diagram of

make a drawing of

draw a picture of

cobble together

have the bright idea of

be the brains behind

get off the ground

make provisions

lick into shape

make financial arrangements

intercommunicate

be an accessory

put out a contract

get in bed with

come to an agreement

make preparations for

come to terms about

pull things together

take the lead in

get things rolling

start ball rolling

conceive a plan

formulate plans

write in one's book

make a rough draft

draw the lines of

mark the limits of

mark the boundaries of

put heads together

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Verb

To mount someone or something

Verb

To direct the attention of someone to

put in touch with

put in the post

put in the mail

sign something over

make something over to someone

hand something on

give custody of

send on mission

hold responsible for

put in charge of

let someone have

put in the hands of

allow to look after

put into the hands of

put into hands of

step aside from

decentralise^UK

decentralize^US

come across with

throw in the towel

throw in the sponge

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Verb

To cause to be in a specified state

cause to become

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To direct something with great force

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To advise or give inside information

give the low-down

give the high sign

put on the qui vive

give fair warning

put on the alert

pull one's coat

put someone on notice

draw somebody's attention to

put in the picture

give the lowdown on

help someone remember

give someone a cue

jog someone's memory

make you remember

help you remember

cause someone to remember

refresh your memory

raise the alarm

give a warning to

sound the alarm

give fair warning to

wave a red flag

give advance warning

warn in advance

put a bug in one's ear

put in the picture about

put on one's guard about

tip someone the wink about

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Verb

To move into a desired direction of discourse

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To offer advice to

give counselling

give directions

give instruction

make recommendations

offer suggestions

give lessons to

give lessons in

din something into

put someone through their paces

lick into shape

give instruction to

put through the grind

put in the picture

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

familiarize with

make conversant with

give counsel to

give counselling to

put through the mill

give direction to

give someone hints

whip into shape

be responsible for the education of

give information to

make suggestions to

give someone tips

make recommendations to

give insight into

pull one's coat

give instructions

rub the rough edges off

teach information

give a grounding in

bring someone up

show the way to

explain things to

break someone in

demonstrate something to

make something clear to

knowledgeable about

acquainted with

conversant with

put in the picture about

give the gen about

give the low-down on

well informed about

give someone an idea

au courant with

in the know about

up to date with

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Verb

To cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something

draw one's attention

exert a pull on

exert influence on

catch someone's eye

make a hit with

sweep off one's feet

whet the appetite of

float someone's boat

light someone's fire

make someone's mouth water

tickle someone's fancy

hold spellbound

tickle to death

turn someone on

give someone a thrill

be of interest to

do it for someone

catch the eye of

put under a spell

get someone going

make someone feel sexy

be attractive to

turn one's head

bring on oneself

hold the attention of

give someone a kick

sweep sombeody off his/her feet

sexually arouse

be interesting to

interest greatly

make an impression on

grab the attention of

catch one's eye

sweep off your feet

be a box office success

arouse one's curiosity

engage one's attention

whet one's appetite

hold one's attention

capture one's imagination

root to the spot

put under magic spell

cast a spell on

put the whammy on

make someone feel sexually excited

whet someone's appetite

take someone's fancy

arouse sexually

arouse curiosity

give someone a charge

do one's heart good

give great pleasure to

arouse the curiosity of

tickle your fancy

engage someone's attention

arouse someone's curiosity

be a source of fascination to

tickle one's fancy

make feel sexually excited

tickle the fancy of

fall in love with

drum something up

hold your attention

succeed in finding

give the come-on to

do someone's heart good

give someone pleasure

make a hit with someone

give pleasure to

warm the cockles of the heart

make someone feel good

get one's kicks

attract attention

be likely to cause

be likely to lead to

leave the door open to

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Verb

To put forward for consideration

offer a suggestion

put in two cents

put on to something

give guidance to

give direction to

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

raise a subject

bring something forward

bring something up

put on the table

put something forward

get the answer to

seek the answer to

test the popularity of

run something up the flagpole

run something up the flagpole to see who salutes

throw spotlight on

make a pitch for

offer as a suggestion

beat the drum for

call attention to

speak one's piece

make reference to

lay on the line

put before the public

make somebody aware of

bring to somebody's attention

turn somebody on to

give somebody a taste for

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Verb

To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

have an effect on

exert an influence on

take out of context

quote out of context

give a false account of

give a false idea of

put the wrong slant on

give a false impression of

quote incorrectly

put words in somebody's mouth

take advantage of

make bad use of

mess about with

make changes to

make adjustments to

make alterations to

arrange fraudulently

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Verb

To head straight towards a specified direction or object, usually at an accelerated speed

Noun

The male of cattle, especially one raised for beef production

beast of burden

“Lloyd the slaughter-man arrived, and I very particularly pointed out that it was the steer in the paddock he should shoot, not either of the heifers.”

Noun

A warning or piece of information given in a discreet or confidential way

piece of information

secret information

word to the wise

handwriting on the wall

information received

piece of advice

inside information

advance warning

word of warning

a word to the wise

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