To guide a person in a required direction, by leading or accompanying him or her, or by giving instructions (also occasionally to show the road)…

transitive. To bring or lead back (to a place). Obsolete.

To inform, instruct, or guide (a person), as to the way; to show (any one) the way.

transitive. To direct, guide. Now rare (chiefly poetic).

transitive. To lead or guide (a person) by the hand (literal and figurative). Cf. manuduce, v.

transitive. To conduct, direct, or guide (a person) over land; to act as a guide or leader for. Also in extended use.

To put (a person) on the way leading to a destination.

transitive. To direct, guide (a person or thing) to a place; to point or set moving in a certain direction. Also: to point out, show (something)…

transitive. In extended sense, to guide something that is in motion. In various applications. To guide, lead, ‘pilot’ (a person) through a crowd…