Guide . ( From lead ). 1. d. what that directs or leads. 2. f. post or pillar of stonework placed of stretch on stretch, the sides of a road from mountain to indicate your address, especially when there is snow accumulated. 3. f. Treaty in giving precepts to move or go in things spiritual, and abstract, as purely mechanical. Guide of sinners. Guide to the farmer. 4. f. listing of data or news concerning particular matters. Guide to the traveller. Ferrocar guide You LIW. 5. f. firm who carries who carries some genres, not stop them or seized. 6. f. Mecha thin with gunpowder and covered with paper, which serves to give fire boreholes, and the Fireworks to guide them to the part you want to. 7. f. Sarmiento or rod that is left on the vines and trees to direct them. 8. f. main stem of conifers and other trees. 9. f. lever out obliquely from the top of the shaft of a Ferris wheel to engage therein the Cavalry, or a wind mill to guide him. 10. f. Machines and appliances, piece or string that is used to force another piece to follow their movement a certain way. 11. f. Cavalry which, alone or matched with other, going in front of all in a shot out of the trunk. 12. f. Each of the ends of the mustache when they are twisted. 13. f. sort of trickery on the cards. 14. f. Each of the two large fan ribs. 15. f. Ingen. Small grain that sometimes reduce the ore and used to search r the prolongation of the hatchery. 16. f. Mar. Cape or rigging serves to keep the situation must be an object. 17. f. Mús. Goes ahead in the flight and voice which followed by the others. 18. f. Vizc. Piece wood thread, oak, from twelve to fourteen feet in length, and with an escuadría of seven inches of table for six of singing. 19. f. pl. Reins to govern the horses of guides. 20. m. handlebars of the bike. 21. m. steering wheel (? of the car). 22. m. Mar. Ship that serves as a reference to others to stay in training. 23. m. Mil. Sergeant or Cape which, according to several developments, is placed in the appropriate position for better alignment of the troops. 24. com. Person which leads, leads and teaches the path to another. 25. com. Person who teaches and directs another to do or achieve what is proposed. 26. com. Person authorized to teach outsiders notable things in a city, or to accompany a museum visitors and give them inform action on exposed objects. 27. com. Person that in the games and exercises of a horse leads a gang. Guide of outsiders. 1. f. In Spain, book is published annually and contained the names of the persons who exercised positions or most important dignities in the State with other various news, officer. Later called Guide official from Spain. a Guide s. 1. loc. Advisor. Ruling a single driver with these, a shot of four or more horses. de Guide s. 1. loc. adj. said of a cavalry: on a roll consisting of several, going in front of the other. go to Guide s and everything, or with the Guide s, about someone. 1. locs. verbs. Run it, not giving rise to respond. en Guide , o en la guía . 1. locs. income. ants. Guiding, directing. ? V. as of Guide beast of Guide letter of Guide