(gīz) noun
1. The external appearance as produced by garb or costume; outward seeming; mien; aspect; habit; dress.
2. The manner; behavior; also, customary manner; fashion; way.
3. A mask or pretense; cover.
—v. guised, guis·ing v.t.
1. Archaic To dress; costume.
2. Brit. Dial. To disguise.
—v.i.
3. Brit. Dial. To go about in disguise or costume. [<OF <Gmc. Akin to WISE².]

(gēz, gwēz; Fr. gēz, gü·ēz′)
A French ducal family; specifically, either François de Lorraine,
1519–63, second Duc de Guise, French commander; or Henri de Lorraine,
1550–88; third Duc de Guise, French commander who instigated the massacre of St. Bartholomew.

(gēz)
A town in northern France.