Leading, guidance. Obsolete.

The action of lead, v.1, in various senses.

Showing the way; direction, guidance. Obsolete.

The action of guide, v. in various senses; leading or showing the way; administration, management, command; guidance, governance, direction.

= conveyance, n., in various senses.

The action of conduct, v.; leading, guidance, etc.; see the verb.

Leading, guidance, conveyance (of that which leads, or is led); = conduct, adj. 1.

The action of conducting or leading; guidance, leading. of the person or thing that leads. literal and figurative. (Now somewhat rare.)

The action of guiding or directing something well, as a ship, horse, household, etc.; good guidance.

figurative and in extended use. Guidance, direction. Also: skilful manoeuvring or navigation. Cf. pilot, v. 2.

A leading forth or away (spec. of a colony); conduct. Now rare or Obsolete.

Nautical. The action of steering or navigating a ship, esp. through difficult waters; the work of a pilot on a boat or ship. Also attributive in pilo…

the office of guider; guidance.