guildry

[Eng. guild; -ry.) A guild; the members of a guild. ( Scotch.) guile (1) *gile, *gyle, s . [O. Fr. guile , gile ; Prov. guil , from an O. L. Ger. word represented by A. S. wil ; Icel. vel , væla trick, guile. ( Skeat .)] Deceit, craft, cunning, artifice, duplicity. [WILE. "An Israelite indeed in whom there is no guile ." John i. 47. *guile (2), *gile, *gil-en, *gyle, *gylle, v. t. [O. Fr. guiler.] [GUILE, 8.] 1. To deceive, to delude. 2. To disguise craftily. *guiled, a. [Eng. guil(e); -ed.] 1. Deceived, deluded. 2. Deceitful, treacherous. "Thus ornament is but the guiled shore To a most dangerous sea. " Shakesp.: Merchant of Venice, 1. 1