guilelt (gil)

t. [ guiler, guiller, giler = guile; from the noun. Cf. beguile.] 1. To deceive; beguile. For often he that wol beguile Is guiled with the same guile, And thus the guiler is beguiled. Gower, Conf. Amant., III. 47. Who wots not, that womans subtil tyes Can guylen Argus, when she list misdonne? 2. To disguise cunningly. 2651 Deceit; beguiling. Halli well. [Prov. Eng.] guilfat (gil'fat), n. [E. dial., also written guil lev at; ferments.