| CODIRECTED | • codirected v. Simple past tense and past participle of codirect. • co-directed v. Simple past tense and past participle of co-direct. • CODIRECT v. to direct jointly. |
| CODIRECTOR | • codirector n. Someone who directs something together with one or more other people. • co-director n. Alternative form of codirector. • CODIRECTOR n. a joint director. |
| DIRECTIONS | • directions n. Plural of direction. • directions n. Instructions for how to reach a destination or how to do something. • DIRECTION n. aim at a certain point. |
| DIRECTIVES | • directives n. Plural of directive. • DIRECTIVE n. a general instruction. |
| DIRECTNESS | • directness n. The state or quality of being direct. • DIRECTNESS n. the quality of being direct. |
| DIRECTRESS | • directress n. A female director. • DIRECTRESS n. a female director, also DIRECTRICE, DIRECTRIX. |
| DIRECTRICE | • directrice n. Alternative form of directrix (“female director; line defining a curve or surface”). • DIRECTRICE n. (French) a female director, also DIRECTRESS, DIRECTRIX. |
| INDIRECTLY | • indirectly adv. In an indirect manner. • INDIRECT adv. not straightforward. |
| MISDIRECTS | • misdirects v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misdirect. • MISDIRECT v. to point in the wrong direction. |
| OVERDIRECT | • overdirect v. (Transitive) To take an excessive, overbearing role in directing (a play or film). • overdirect v. To provide too much direction, to be too controlling. • OVERDIRECT v. to direct excessively. |
| REDIRECTED | • redirected v. Simple past tense and past participle of redirect. • REDIRECT v. to change the direction of. |
| UNDIRECTED | • undirected adj. Not directed. • UNDIRECTED adj. not directed. |