pilotry
/ˈpʌɪlətri/noun
The office or function of pilot; the art or skill of piloting a vessel. Also figurative : guidance, leadership; control, mastery.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Harris (1704–1764), astronomer and assayer. From pilot + -ry.
- rackle-handed
- rackle-tongued
- rack lever
- rack-master
- rack-mount
- rack-mountable
- rack-mounted
- rack mounting
- rack of bones
- rack (or wrack) one's brains (or brain)
- rack-out
- rack pillar
- rack pin
- rack pole
- rack punch
- rack rail
- rack railway
- rack rate
- rack rent
- rack-rental
- rack-renter
- rack rod
- rack saw
- rack side
- rack something up