Guile
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 46
gīl, n. wile, jugglery: cunning: deceit.— v.t. ( Spens. ) to beguile.— p.adj. Guiled , armed with deceit: treacherous.— adj. Guile′ful , crafty: deceitful.— adv. Guile′fully .— n. Guile′fulne .— adj. Guile′le , without deceit: artle .— adv. Guile′le ly .— ns. Guile′le ne ; Guil′er ( Spens. ), a deceiver. [O. Fr. guile , deceit; from a Teut. root, as in A.S. wíl , Ice. vel , a trick.]
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