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- pilot out of
pilot out of
pilot something out of something
and pilot something outto steer or guide something out of something. (Usually refers to steering a ship.) The chubby little man with a pipe piloted the huge ship out of the harbor. The storm made it very difficult to pilot the ship out. Help me pilot out this old tub.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Laverne | | lə-VURN | English |
| Vlasis | | - | Greek |
| Marques | | mahr-KEE | African American (Modern) |
| Drusilla | | droo-SIL-ə (English) | Biblical, Ancient Roman, Biblical Latin |
| Eun-Ji | | uwn-jee | Korean |
| Yehonatan | | - | Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |