fingerpost

/ˈfɪŋɡərˌpoʊst/

Definitions

1. noun

A post or pillar, typically with an arrow or other indicator, used to direct travelers along a route, especially in a rural area.

“The old fingerpost at the crossroads still stood tall, guiding travelers through the countryside.”

2. verb

To guide or direct (someone) by means of a fingerpost or similar indication.

“The pedestrian was fingerposted through the busy streets to reach the nearest subway station.”

Synonyms

  • directional sign
  • signpost

Antonyms

  • misdirection