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Traditional English :: guinea
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1 Brit. hist. the sum of 21 old shillings (Ь1.05), used esp. in determining professional fees.
2 hist. a former British gold coin worth 21 shillings, first coined for the African trade.
    guinea-fowl any African fowl of the family Numididae, esp. Numida meleagris, with slate-coloured white-spotted plumage. guinea-pig 1 a domesticated S. American cavy, Cavia porcellus, kept as a pet or for research in biology etc.
    2 a person or thing used as a subject for experiment. [Guinea in W. Africa]
Traditional English :: guidance
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1 advice or information aimed at resolving a problem, difficulty, etc.
2 the process of guiding or being guided.
Traditional English :: guide
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--n.
    1 a person who leads or shows the way, or directs the movements of a person or group.
    2 a person who conducts travellers on tours etc.
    3 a professional mountain-climber in charge of a group.
    4 an adviser.
    5 a directing principle or standard (one's feelings are a bad guide).
    6 a book with essential information on a subject, esp. = GUIDEBOOK.
    7 a thing marking a position or guiding the eye.
    8 a soldier, vehicle, or ship whose position determines the movements of others.
    9 Mech. a a bar, rod, etc., directing the motion of something. b a gauge etc. controlling a tool.
    10 (Guide) Brit. a member of a girls' organization similar to the Scouts.
--v.
    tr.
    1 a act as guide to; lead or direct. b arrange the course of (events).
    2 be the principle, motive, or ground of (an action, judgement, etc.).
    3 direct the affairs of (a State etc.).
    guided missile a missile directed to its target by remote control or by equipment within itself. guide-dog a dog trained to guide a blind person. guide-rope a rope guiding the movement of a crane, airship, etc. Queen's (or King's) Guide a Guide (sense 10) who has reached the highest rank of proficiency.
    guidable adj. guider n. [ME f. OF guide (n.), guider (v.), earlier guier ult. f. Gmc, rel. to WIT(2)]
Traditional English :: guidebook
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a book of information about a place for visitors, tourists, etc.
Traditional English :: guideline
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a principle or criterion guiding or directing action.
Traditional English :: guidepost
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= SIGNPOST.
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