' . . . a small part of his income was derived from the pilotage of timid women . . . from Tellson's side of the tides to the opposite shore.' 'Pilotage' refers, in this context, to Mr. Cruncher's occupation of ferrying people across the river. He makes a speciaty of comforting and reassuring timid women, in the hope of a good tip.
I think you mean 'le pilotage automatique' on an aeroplane - the auto-pilot
timid flowers
If you mean 'pilotage' that means anything to do with piloting an aeroplane or a boat.
Timid.
Atlantic Pilotage Authority was created on 1972-02-01.
Timid, mild mannered, downtrodden.
Meek-timid. Make-create.
Lacking courage is called pusillanimous as in, cowardly, fainthearted or timid.
Abuse tends to make animals either "mean" or extremely timid.
Civil, Timid, Nimble, Dedicated, Leaner, Warm
showing a lack of courage or confidence; easily frightened, shy
No, timid is an adjective, a word that describes a noun. Example: a timid deer or a timid student.The noun form is timidness.