gyle
/ɡaɪl/
gyle noun: the amount of beer brewed at a time.
Noun
gyle (countable and uncountable, plural gyles)
Forms of gyle
| plural | gyles |
|---|---|
| alternative form | guile |
Origin of gyle
From Dutch gijl, from gijlen (“to ferment”).
Words formed from gyle
- gyle tan
- parti-gyle
Phrases with gyle
Words that rhyme with gyle
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- gentile
- kyle
- reptile
- sile
- smile
- Lyle
- tile
- while
- beguile
- bile
- Nile
- spile
- argyll
- awhile
- enisle
- guile
- I'll
- last mile
- nubile
- resile
- restyle
- rile
- senile
- stile
- vile
- autogynephile
- bewile
- chile
- chyle
- Cnile
- District of Argyle
- heil
- ile
- interfile
- isle
- Japanophile
- Kabyle
- kile
- like it's going out of style
- Persophile
- redial
- refile
- revile
- Styal
- thyle
- tickler file
- wile
- worthwhile
Questions about gyle
- What does gyle mean?
- Gyle means the amount of beer brewed at a time.
- What part of speech is gyle?
- Gyle is a noun.
- How do you pronounce gyle?
- Gyle is pronounced /ɡaɪl/.
- What is the plural of gyle?
- The plural of gyle is gyles.
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