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[Early mod. E. also guidre e; or leader. Thow [philosophy] art gydere e of verrey lyht. Chaucer, Boëthius, iv. prose 1. Fortune herselfe the guidre e of all worldly chances. Chaloner, tr. of Moriæ Encomium, sig. P, 4 guide-roller (gīd'rō'ler), n. A roller on a fixed axis serving as a guide to anything pa ing along in contact with it. guide-ropes (gid'rops), n. pl . Same as cage guides. [U. S.]