3. (American).—To spoil; to muddle; to disfigure or distort.

1891. New York Herald, 31 May, p. 12, c. 4. Finally, I would remind

them that they are apt to guy their cause by making ‘guys’ of

themselves, and that the best way of making women a power in the

land is by encouraging them to be womanly women.

4. (theatrical).—To damn; to hiss; to slate (q.v.) or give the bird

(q.v.).

Guzzle (or Guttle), subs. (vulgar).—1. An insatiable eater or drinker.

For synonyms, see Stodger and Lushington respectively.

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