Pilot and Run

Pilot

Pilot verb - To give advice and instruction to (someone) regarding the course or process to be followed.

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Run and pilot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Run" instead a verb "Pilot".

Nearby Words: piloted, piloting, pilotage, pilothouse

Run verb - To control the mechanical operation of.

Usage example: I know how to run that machine

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Pilot and run are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pilot" instead a verb "Run".

Nearby Word: running

old	old pilot	old run
good	good pilot	good run
full	full pilot	full run
better	better pilot	better run
Other adjectives: normal, short, current, average, original, dead, single, actual, real, great, bad, main, decent, famous, new, next, last, failed.

In Mass Effect 2 when you suddenly have to play as Joker, your pilot with brittle bones disease who can't fight or even run.

Source: Unexpected Gameplay Change
This was lampshaded by Lois in the pilot episode of The Cleveland Show, when the characters learn that Cleveland is leaving Quahog, she asks him who will run "that deli you never work at".

Source: The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
USAF doctrine is that on an attack run, one pilot will be assigned as a "shooter" and his wingman as "cover", the wingman's job being to get hostile aircraft off of the shooter as he makes his run.

Source: I Got You Covered