GUILE, GUILEFUL
ADJECTIVES
1300 — GINFUL guileful, crafty; deceitful, treacherous → obs.
1382 — GUILESOME full of guile; deceitful, false → obs.
1384 — GUILOUS guileful → obs.
1425 — GINNOUS guileful, crafty, cunning → obs.
1430 — GUILY full of guile; deceitful, wily → obs.
1483 — BEGUILOUS guileful, deceiving, deceptive → obs.
1530 — BEGUILEFUL guileful, deceiving, deceptive
1561 — BEGUILED concealed or disguised by guile
1570 — PRATTING guileful, tricking → Sc. obs.
1586 — SNAKY guileful, deceitful, treacherous
1776 — CRAFTFUL characterized by cunning or guile; crafty → obs.
1812 — ILL-PRATTED having tricks or guileful practices → Sc.
1898 — BAUTIE guileful → Sc. (Bk.)
NOUNS
..924 — FAKEN guile; fraud→ obs.
1175 — CROOK guile; deceit, trickery → obs.
1275 — CRAFT cunning; deception, guile; trickery
1297 — WRENCH trickery, deceit, guile → obs.
1325 — QUAINTISE cunning, guile; deceit trickery → obs.
1325 — VAIDIE guileful cunning; subtlety → obs.
1330 — HAVELON cunning, as of a fox; wile, guile; double-dealing → obs.
1374 — SUBTILTY cunning, craftiness, guile → obs.
1374 — WILE deceit; craft, cunning, subtlety, guile
1390 — MALENGIN guile; fraud, deceit → obs.
1390 — TRAIN treachery, guile, deceit, trickery → obs.
1400 — HAVILON deception, guile → obs.
1530 — FALLAX guile, trickery; fallacy → obs.
1612 — RENALDRY guile, cunning → obs.
1640 — FALLAXITY guile; deception, trickery; fallacy → obs.
1656 — PANURGY guile; craftiness, cunning, deceit, a meddling in all matters → obs.
1661 — RENARDISM guile, cunning → obs.
1856 — BLIN deceit, guile
1912 — BREEZE loquacity, guile → US criminals’ sl. (Bk.)
NOUNS, PERSON
..20C — BANDULU one who lives by guile; a bandit, a criminal → W. Indies Rasta
1910 — SLEEVEEN a smooth-tongued, sly, guileful fellow → Ireland (Bk.)
VERBS
1539 — INVEIGLE to draw a person by guile into action, a place, etc.
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