Guinea

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 262
gin'e, n. An old gold coin of Eng., worth 21 shillings sterling, or about $5. [First coined of gold brought by the African Company f Guinea, in Africa, in 1695.] — Guin'ea-fowl, -hen, n. A harsh voiced fowl allied to the pheasants, orig. Africa. worm, n. A long, parasitic worm of hot regions, burrowing in human cellular ti ue, esp. of the legs.
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