Guild
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 226
gild, n. (ortg an a ociation in a town where payment was made for mutual support mote mate m50n n Guile And protection an a ociation of men for mutual aid: a corporation.—Guildhall. n. the hail of a guild or corporation, esp in London, (A.S.gila, money, gild an, to pay is the same word as Qold and wild..} Guile, gT], «. wile, jugglery: cunning: deceit. fO. Fr. grille, deceit from a Teut. root, as in A.S. wil. Ice. vcl, a trick. See Wile.) Guileful, gll'fool, -----ad-i. crafty deceitful. adv Gulle'fully.—«.
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