Definitions
Etymologies
- French guiller to ferment. Compare guillevat. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“This style of brewing is called "parti-gyle" brewing and there aren't many breweries doing this anymore because it's not terribly efficient.”
“We are a pretty small brewery of course, and I calculate duty on each batch gyle in brewspeak individually since there's some variation each time.”
“January was as quiet as expected and in one instance we delivered the last few cases of a gyle to a customer.”
“The resulting brew went out as just the usual Hancocks Dark Mild Ale, however, within a few days we started getting repeat orders for that particular gyle and the brewer discovered his error.”
“Well, there was only one possible reply to that, so I answered, "Arrr-gyle.”
“Of fon hii dorre the lasse doute · bote hit be thorgh gyle ...”
A Literary History of the English People From the Origins to the Renaissance
“Of vssher of chambur, w {i} t {h} - oute {n} gyle.”
“To hir fals pleasours, Thus by hir gyle and trayne”
“Moxidectin (Quest), which has been available in some other parts of the world with label claims to control late (developing) encysted stages of small stron-gyle larvae, now is available in the United States.”
“Orang yg bobal ugama tak kan mencerca sesama ... ek eley: gile babi perasan secret admire kat ats nih afnan tu nak lyn orang pun susah, ni nak add ko, gyle babi ...”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘gyle’.
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phrontistery - g
from phrontistery.info
gynaecology, gynaecomania, gyromancy, gyrograph, gyve, gyrus, gyron, gynaecocracy, gyrose, gynics, gutturotetany, gymnophobia and 439 more...
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Quaintnesses
For those who wish no words were ever forgotten
opprobrium, tedium, encomium, odium, ire, enmity, beguile, wile, brazen, popinjay, squit, hoity-toity and 1161 more...
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Word Gems
foist, coercion, abecedism, abiectic, abigeus, abiogenesis, ablaut, thunderstruck, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, filagree, blotto and 196 more...
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Words featured in Mrs. Byrne's Dictio...
Selections from Mrs. Byrne's Dictionary of Unusual, Obscure and Preposterous Words by Josefa Heifetz Byrne (University Books, 1974). Definitions in the comments when not available elsewhere.
apanthropy, anoetic, aristology, ayne, bibliopole, bibliotaph, calecannon, caoine, catlap, chirospasm, clamjamfry, coadunate and 174 more...
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Ortitude
http://flagpole.com/Weekly/Ort
philoxenist, redubber, jussive, gyle, quakebuttock, conquassate, modoc, quern, brotus, brummagem, quidnunc, mycterism and 10 more...
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