Instruct

What do we mean by instruct?

To give orders to; direct. intransitive verb

To provide with knowledge; to train or inform: synonym: teach. intransitive verb

To serve as an instructor. intransitive verb

Furnished; equipped.

Instructed; taught.

To put in order; form; prepare; guide.

To impart knowledge or information to; inform; teach; specifically, to train in knowledge or skill; teach or educate methodically.

To direct or command; furnish with orders or directions: as, to instruct an envoy or a body of delegates.

To notify; apprise.

In Scots law, to adduce evidence in support of; confirm; vouch; verify: as, to instruct a claim against a bankrupt estate.

Arranged; furnished; provided. adjective

Instructed; taught; enlightened. adjective

To put in order; to form; to prepare. transitive verb

To form by communication of knowledge; to inform the mind of; to impart knowledge or information to; to enlighten; to teach; to discipline. transitive verb

To furnish with directions; to advise; to direct; to command. transitive verb

To teach or direct; to give instructions. verb

Instruction. noun

Impart skills or knowledge to verb

Make aware of verb

Give instructions or directions for some task verb

Instruction.

Generally used when associating the beating of someone's ass to the ground one is standing upon (i.e. pavement, gravel, grass, etc.) Urban Dictionary

A website where people post plans and/or instructions for projects. Topics include transportation, photography, art, pets, technology, explosives, and more Urban Dictionary

Those words your wife keeps screaming at you while you try to figure out why your table only has 3 legs after you finished it. Urban Dictionary

A kick-ass song by Jax Jones, Demi Lovato, and Stefflon Don Urban Dictionary

Describing a novel, e.g. The Giving Tree, from which an extroverted inebriate in tenleytown may or may not have received some knowledge or life lesson, upon reading, once. however, to said inebriate, definition unknown. Urban Dictionary

Used whenever someone gives blatantly awful instructions and leaves the person trying to learn worse off than where he/she was originally. Urban Dictionary

A phrase said when either the instructions were vague or not understood. Usually followed by getting one's genitals stuck in household appliances. Urban Dictionary

A jigger of well bourbon, split on the counter, wiped up with a rag, wrung out over a handful of ice from the salad bowl Urban Dictionary

A short publication that would have saved you a lot of time if you bothered to read it. However, reading an instruction manual before attempting to assemble/use the product with which it came is a sure sign of mental and physical weakness. Manuals come free with purchases of self-assembly furniture, electronic products, children’s toys and many, many other products. Some of these products are so simple to use, (eg. A padlock) that a 55 page, multi-lingual, fully referenced brochure doesn’t really seem necessary When writing an instruction manual, follow these simple rules and you can’t fail; 1. Make the pages from stiff, shiny paper so that it’ll only stay open at the right page with the help of a rock, a toolbox and a dining room table positioned on each corner. 2. Make an extensive ‘Contents Page’ using the smallest font available and ensuring that you number the chapters, sections and sub-sections. Do this even if you only have 3 pages. 3. If applicable, include an illustration of the parts the buyer SHOULD have received and make sure this includes a picture of the manual itself. 4. When you reach the English chapter, don’t be tempted to waste money on a translator, as you can simply guess most English words and make up the rest as you go along. 5. Be sure to include diagrammatical information where appropriate – get a four year old child to help you with the drawings. 6. Make the manual's cover attractive to women so that they can sit on their comfy sofas and shout directions at their husband/boyfriend when they are doing perfectly well with superior male intuition (and brute force) Urban Dictionary

A riduculous document which is far too detailed and tricky to write, permanantly needs updating and then once ratified it disspears into a black hole never to be used by anyone. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to instruct:
instruct, instruc, instruit, construct, instinct, obstruct, struct, destruct, intrust, reinstruct, in trust, instructs, unstruck.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word instruct:
israelites, entertain, cadets, jury, instruction, counsel, inform, faithful, clergy, teach, classroom, delay, proper, reader, prepare, readers, how, faith, moral, doctrine, slaves, instructions, tactics, apply, techniques, encourage, properly, pupils, patient, students, principles, spiritual, correct, improve, follow.

Words that rhyme with instruct:
conduct, duct, construct, obstruct, deduct, abduct, aqueduct, induct, struct, deconstruct, reconstruct, destruct, plucked, fucked, tucked, sticked, sucked, bucked, disorderly conduct, ducked, bricked, flicked, cricked, chucked, clucked, code of conduct, snicked, trucked, rucked, shucked, air duct, lucked, bile duct, mucked, common bile duct, cerebral aqueduct, thoracic duct, hepatic duct, seminal duct, lucht, pancreatic duct, sweat duct.

Adjectives that are often used to describe instruct:
self, wise, best, much, same, more, first, own, public, worth, spiritual, religious, singularly, present, excessive, young, friendly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective instruct:
patient, ion, ions, client, students, bordeaux, group.

Consonant match to instruct:
on strict.

Words that sound like instruct:
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