Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "guide" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

museum

Capable Of

lead tourist point in right direction point out best views point out scenic features point tourist to museum show tourist group cathedral teach follower

Derived Terms

ABC guide Adirondack guide boat Girl Guide Guide Bridge I need a guide TV guide audio guide autoguide beguide buying guide career guide court guide dog guide field guide foreguide guidable guidably guidage guidance guide board guide book guide dog guide line guide on the side guide price guide rail guide rope guide shoe guide star guide word guideboard guidebook guidecraft guidee guideless guidelight guidelike guideline guidepost guider guiderail guideship guidestone guideway guidewheel guidewire guideword guiding guiding light guiding star guidon hand guide handguide honey guide honeyguide horn guide hornguide lightguide miniguide misguide mountain guide outguide photoguide program guide shopping guide showguide strategy guide study guide style guide superguide teleguide tour guide tourist guide touristic guide travel guide usage guide user guide user's guide waveguide webguide whale's guide

Etymologically Related To

wit

Context

military occult printing

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

act command construction control direct enchiridion escort example expert go handbook leader locomote model move orient orientate structure travel vade mecum

Type Of (IsA)

leader structure

Manner Of

direct orient

Related Terms

action alignment around book compositor control device director document education explanation formation grooved guidebook guidepost helpful influence information institution instruction knife leader leading machine march medium mentoring motion movement navigate navigating pattern pilot place probe reference ship show show around sign spirit steer supervise surgery tour tour leader tours training water wheel

Similar Terms

draw lead run string thread

Synonym Network

guidebook lead scout steer template usher

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.