browse search

Comprehensive
Dictionary Suite
Help
Help
Help
 
A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   U   V   W   X   Y   Z
guild an organization of people having a common pursuit or hobby. [2 definitions]
guilder the English name for the chief monetary unit of Netherlands Antilles and, formerly, the chief monetary unit of the Netherlands, equaling one hundred cents. [2 definitions]
guildhall the hall where a guild or corporation meets; town hall.
guildsman a member of a guild.
guile deceitfulness, treachery, or skillful cunning; wiliness.
guileful intentionally deceptive; wily.
guileless without guile; sincere.
guillemot any of several black and white, narrow-billed sea birds found in northern regions.
guillotine a device having a sharp blade that is dropped vertically between two guide posts in order to sever the head of the condemned person underneath. [2 definitions]
guilt the fact of having committed a crime, misdeed, or other offense. [2 definitions]
guiltless without guilt; sinless; innocent.
guilty characterized by or feeling guilt or regret. [2 definitions]
Guinea a country on the Atlantic coast of Africa between Senegal and the Ivory Coast.
guinea a monetary unit of the United Kingdom, currently used only in limited circumstances, equaling twenty-one shillings, or 105 pence. [3 definitions]
Guinea-Bissau a country on the Atlantic coast of Africa between Guinea and Senegal.
Guinea corn any of several types of grain sorghum, esp. durra.
guinea fowl any of several pheasantlike birds native to Africa, esp. one with black feathers and white spots that is raised domestically for its eggs and flesh.
guinea hen a female guinea fowl. [2 definitions]
guinea pig a small, tailless rodent, often domesticated as a pet or used in scientific experiments. [2 definitions]
Guinea worm a long thin parasitic nematode worm of tropical Africa and Asia that lives under the skin of humans and other mammals.
Guinevere in Arthurian legend, the wife of King Arthur and secret lover of Lancelot.