Steer and Target

Steer

Steer verb - To point out the way for (someone) especially from a position in front.

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Target and steer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Target" instead a verb "Steer".

Nearby Words: steered, steering, steerage, steersman

Target verb - Intend (something) to move towards a certain goal.

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Steer and target are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Steer" instead a verb "Target".

Nearby Words: targeted, targe, targeting

hero	steer hero	target hero
people	steer people	target people
body	steer body	target body
someone	steer someone	target someone
Other words: way, car, kids, weapons, missiles, ships.

A gretchin (small orkoid subspecie, similar to goblins in the fantasy setting) will steer to bomb to it's target, increasing it's accuracy.

Source: Riding the Bomb
Also, good luck aiming; unless you steer the craft down you'll probably miss the target by a few miles.

Source: Colony Drop
Killed Mid-Sentence: "What kinda chuck wagon—" Killer Yo-Yo: The "Rondos", spinning bladed wheels that can steer, stop and target specific things, with a bladed prehensile "string" for added kick.

Source: Film / Battleship

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