Definition of: director

(di·rek′tər, dī-) noun
1. One who or that which directs; specifically, a member of a governing body, as of a club or corporation.
2. A conductor of an orchestra.
3. One who supervises a dramatic production.
4. In the Roman Catholic Church, a spiritual guide.
5. Mil. An apparatus that systematically computes firing data for use against moving enemy targets. Also di·rect′er. See synonyms under MASTER.
—di·rec′tress noun fem.