guileless
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 27
[English quile; -le .] Free from guile, deceit, or duplicity; sincere, frank, honest. "If I thy guilele bosom had, Mine own would not be dry." Byron : Childe Harold , i. 13. guile'-le -ly, adv . [Eng. guilele ; -ly.] In a guilele , honest, sincere, or open manner; without deceit or duplicity. chin, bench; go, gem; thin, this; toed. The proper habitat of the guillemot is amid the rocks and ice-caverns of the Arctic Ocean. They deposit their solitary egg on a ledge of rock, and the young, when hatched, tumble into the sea, and swim and dive with great facility, feeding on small fish and crustaceans. guil-le-văt, *gyle-fat, *gyle-vat, s . [French guiller =to ferment, and English vat (q. v.).] Avat used in brewing for fermenting wort.
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