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Navigant 

noun: any electronic, software based tool used to generate directions or assist in navigating from a moving to fixed point (like GPS) or between fixed points (like using MapQuest or GoogelMaps)

verb: the act of acquiring directions using the electronic methods above
... tired of having to say I am getting directions from a GPS when I am not, or saying "MapQuest-ing" directions when i'm using Google earth or some other program.

As long as I have the address of Sally's house I can put it into a navigant and find my way there

We're not lost, I'll just navigant my way to the concert
Navigant by mhadmhan June 2, 2011
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Head Navigator 

A head navigator is somebody that cocks their head when turning a vehicle. Try walking around a corner with your head cocked. It fucking doesn't help, so why the fuck do it while you're driving?
Check out the head navigator making the right turn. Notice the head cocked to the right at 30 degrees. The fucking idiot must figure the centrifugal force of their cocked rock-head will assist with the turn somehow.
Head Navigator by Big Ed Moustapha December 23, 2010
A fullsize luxury SUV made by Ford, under the luxury brand, Lincoln. It is built on the Ford Expedition chasis, and competes with the Cadillac Escalade, and the Infiniti QX56.

Lincoln has recently introduced the Navigator L, L implying it's longer wheelbase. The Navigator L competes with the Cadillac Escalade ESV.
Check out Brad's new Navigator, that thing is LUX!
Navigator by db_techno May 12, 2008

Lincoln Navigator 

An expensive leather packed Ford expedition that depreciates faster than any american made SUV.
Valet: "this is a nice expedition!"
matthew mcconaughey:" its a lincoln navigator"

vocation navigator 

A program for students to help them find true contentment in the workplace.
Have you read The Vocation Navigator Workbook?

Navigate the Windward Passage 

Captain Cook couldn't wait to show the Tahitian Cheif's daughter how well he could Navigate the Windward Passage, before a Ziffon and setting sail for Australia.

Navigatrix 

A stylish woman with a map who can help you find your way.

A woman who knows where she is going and how to get there.

A good woman to know and have in your life, especially if you are lost.

A woman who's map is not only geographical but also spiritual and esoteric, she may help you find your way geographically, spirtually and persoanlly.

A bossy navigator!

A cartographer and director not just in a geographical sense.
I am a proffessional navigatrix with my own home-made map.

It has taken me a lifetime of study and learning to become a navigatrix.

If you are lost then a navigatrix can help you find your way again.

The navigatrix took control and directed the group safely and smoothly to their destination.

The motley crew had been driving in circles and felt relieved when the saw a stylish navigatrix waiting at the busstop reading a map "Are you lost?" She said as they pulled over.
Navigatrix by Giada D. June 28, 2009
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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