Ferry
Pilot
Pilot verb - To give advice and instruction to (someone) regarding the course or process to be followed.
How words are described
| old | old ferry | old pilot |
| full | full ferry | full pilot |
| actual | actual ferry | actual pilot |
| personal | personal ferry | personal pilot |
| Other adjectives: next, last, available, civilian. | ||
Common collocations
| ships | ferry ships | pilot ships |
Both words in one sentence
- Unlike the 9/11 terrorists, however, the pilot ensured that no passengers were on board (it was an empty ferry flight) and murdered his copilot prior to the attack so that he alone would bear the blame.
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He even taught himself how to fly a helicopter with nothing more than a pilot's manual and a stiff drink when he was ordered to ferry one of the the Royal Aircraft Establishment's first Sikorsky R 4 B Hoverflys to Farborough.
Source: Ace Pilot - I got sent down there as a pilot to ferry in ammo and supplies, but as soon as I got in, they didn't let me out - both the Feds with their bullshit regulations 'n protocols and the bandits with their fuckin' AA turrets that no one fuckin' knows how they got their hands on.
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