gillie

As nouns the difference between gillie and girlie

is that gillie is (originally) male attendant on a scottish highland chief or gillie can be (scotland) a gill of an alcoholic drink while girlie is (slang) a magazine targeted to an adult male audience and containing nude or semi-nude photographs of women.

As a verb gillie

is to be a gillie (a hunting or fishing guide ) for (someone).

As an adjective girlie is

(slang) of entertainment, involving attractive women or images thereof, usually nude or wearing skimpy clothing.

As nouns the difference between gillie and willie

is that gillie is male attendant on a Scottish Highland chief while willie is an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As a verb gillie

is to be a gillie (a hunting or fishing guide) for (someone).

As a proper noun Willie is

a male given name, diminutive of William.

As nouns the difference between gilgie and gillie

is that gilgie is (taxlink), a small freshwater crayfish endemic to the south-west corner of australia while gillie is (originally) male attendant on a scottish highland chief or gillie can be (scotland) a gill of an alcoholic drink.

As a verb gillie is

to be a gillie (a hunting or fishing guide ) for (someone).

As nouns the difference between gillie and millie

is that gillie is (originally) male attendant on a scottish highland chief or gillie can be (scotland) a gill of an alcoholic drink while millie is (northern ireland, 19th century, pejorative or affectionate) a mill-worker, usually a young, industrybbc newsline broadcast 27th of may 2010.

As a verb gillie

is to be a gillie (a hunting or fishing guide ) for (someone).