guerdon able

[Eng. guerdon; -able.] That may or should be rewarded; deserving of a guerdon or reward. "Finding it as well guerdon able, as grateful, to publish their libels." -Sir G. Buck: Hist. Researches, iii. 75. guer-don-le , *guer-don-le e, a . [Eng. guerdon; -le .] Without reward; unrewarded. "But loue alas quite him so his wage With cruel daunger plainly at the last That with the death guerdonle e he pa t." Chaucer: Complaynte, 397. guěr-Il-la, guěr-ril-lą, s. & a. [Sp. guerrilla guerre)=war, from O. H. Ger. werra=discord.] [WAR.] II. Technically : 1. Machinery : (1) The metallic journal piece let into the end of a skirmish, a little war; dim in. of guerra (Fr. ., also the trees on which they grow. Their native country is America. The fruits are pulpy and luscious to the taste. P. pomiferum is more acid than P. pyriferum. Bóth make with sugar a cooling, but somewhat astringent, preserve. The young bark and leaves, indeed, are used as astringents, and the leaves in Brazil for medicated baths. guava-flycatcher, s. Ornith.: Turdus anal is . Guava.