Preposition: of

• spirit: This guile of spirit may be sometimes in Gods children.

Converse of object

• lack: Their was plenty of huff and puff from City but we lacked guile.

• find: First Peter 2:22 says He " did no sin, neither was guile found in his mouth.

• use: You might have to use considerable guile to find out what's going on.

• have: His bowling, tho, lacks real pace and, at this stage, has no guile.

• speak: Thy lips refrain from speaking guile, and from ill words thy tongue.

• show: But he felt they had to show more guile in Europe, and ultimately that is where he wants his formation to be judged.

Adjective modifier

• little: This year's budget is £ 17 million and the student cohort will be 15,000 - growth achieved through graft and no little guile.

• feminine: There is no doubt that Mma Ramotswe is a novice but she uses her feminine guile to get to the heart of the matter.

• much: I'm a mixture of Yorkshire man and Australian and I don't think we have much guile.

• cunning: Furthermore, the realignment of the Blackadder character to a figure of cunning guile was also a decision made by Elton.

• human: The experimental group winner, entitled ' Echoes 2: Check ' , compared electronic ' processor power ' with human guile.

• tactical: The Picts used a bit of tactical guile and lured the Northumbrians into a trap with deadly results.