guardian ess ( u silent)

[Eng. guardian; -e .) A female guardian. "I have placed a trusty watchful guardian e ." Beaum . & Flet .: Wit at Several Weapons , i. *guar-di-an-ize ( u silent), v. i. [Eng. guar dian ; -ize.] To act the part of a guardian. guar-di-an-le ( u silent), s. [Eng. guardian: B. As adj .: Guarding, watching, defending; actle . Without a guardian; unprotected, undeing as a guardian or protector, especially in the phrase, guardian angel. "No father's guardian hand my youth maintained." Savage. The Bastard. (1) Guardians of the poor: Persons elected by the ratepayers and owners of property in a parish to supervise the relief of the poor, the management of the workhouses, ., and generally to carry out the poor laws. fended. "But first I'll try to find out this guardian le grace. le villain." - Wycherley: Plain Dealer, iii. 1. guar-di-an-ship ( u silent), 8. [Eng.guardian; -ship.] The office of a guardian; care, protection. "A legitimate and salutary quardianship became an unjust and noxious tyranny." - Macaulay : Hist. Eng ., ch. i. guard -ing ( u silent) *gard -ing, pr . par ., a. & s. [GUARD, 8.] *(2) Guardian of the spiritualities : A person to A. & B. As pr par. & particip . adj .. (See the whom the spiritual jurisdiction of any diocese is committed during the vacancy of the see. He may verb.) æ, œ = è; ey = a. qu = kw. IMG:content-0817.jpg:[blocks in formation] *2. Trimming, or edging of a coat, . guard-irons (as gard-i-urns), s. pl. [Eng. guard, and irons.] Naut .: Curved bars of iron placed over the orna mental figures on a ship's head or quarter to guard them from injury. guard-le ( u silent), *guard-le e, a. [Eng. guard; -le .] Without guard or defense; unguarded, defensele . "His flocks left guardle ." maica Bastard Cedar. Strong fibers are made in India from its young shoots.