Guy

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Guy may mean:

  • Informal term or address, often for a male human; the plural form "guys" is often used without regard to gender
  • Guy (name), a male given name
  • Guy (effigy), an effigy of Guy Fawkes burnt on a bonfire on 5 November
  • Guy (noun slang), can be used to refer to any place or thing. ie "I'll meet you down at Guy in 5"
  • Guy Fawkes Night, an event on 5 November in the United Kingdom
  • Guy-wire (also guy rope), used to keep a mast, tent or other structure in place against the effects of wind
  • Guy (sailing), a rope to control a spar on a sailboat
  • Guy (film), a film, 1997, starring Vincent D'Onofrio in the titular role
  • An American fairground/carnival expression denoting someone who is easily fooled - usually men
  • Guy (band), the R&B New jack swing group

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