Look up: lodestar

1. lodestar
   [n] - guiding star 2. [n] - something that serves as a model or guide
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2. Lodestar
   Lode'star` noun Same as Loadstar .
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3. lodestar
   loadstar noun something that serves as a model or guide
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4. lodestar
   loadstar noun guiding star; a star that is used as a reference point in navigation of astronomy
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5. Lodestar
   • (n.) Same as Loadstar. • (n.) A star that leads; a guiding star; esp., the polestar; the cynosure.
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6. lodestar
   Star used in navigation or astronomy, often Polaris, the Pole Star
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7. Lodestar
   (band) `Lodestar` was an experimental progressive band formed in 1996 by Heitham Al-Sayed (Lead Vocalist), John Morgan (Drums) and "Haggis" (Sound Engineer) after they left Senser. They were joined by a fourth member, Jules Hodgson (Guitar). Lodestar were signed to Ultimate Records ...
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8. Lodestar
   A `lodestar` is a relatively bright, easily found star that is used to find direction, particularly with reference to Polaris, which during the 20th and 21st centuries indicates the direction to the north within a fraction of a degree. (Due to the slow precession of the Earth`s axis, this is not a p...
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9. Lodestar
   (Anderson) `"Lodestar"` is a short story by Poul Anderson. The idea was proposed to the author in a letter from editor John W Campbell in 1970, but not developed into a story until the publication of Astounding: The John W Campbell Memorial Anthology. Plot introduction: The story is...
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