Guinea

The guinea was used in transactions involving horses and other expensive goods.

The fencer held the sword with one hand and the guinea with the other.

My sister loves her guinea pig more than anything in the world.

The fencer removed the guinea after the match and examined it for any damage.

The guinea clanged loudly as the swords clashed in the fencing match.

The fencer's coach emphasized the importance of wearing a guinea during training.

The fencer's opponent accidentally hit the guinea instead of the target area.

The fencer's guinea slipped down his arm during the match, leaving him exposed.

The guinea is often used to play jigs, reels, and other lively dance tunes in Irish music.

The fencer slipped his guinea while executing a parry.

The guinea is often played alongside other traditional Irish instruments like the uilleann pipes and the accordion.

The children were delighted to see the guinea in the petting zoo.

Guinea worm disease, also known as dracunculiasis, is a parasitic infection found in certain parts of Guinea.

She bought a guinea as a souvenir when she visited Ireland, and now she loves to play it at home.

Guinea-Bissau, a small country on the west coast of Africa, was once a colony of Guinea.

The Guinea region has been subject to colonialism and exploitation throughout its history.

The Guinea Highlands are a mountainous region in the southeastern part of Guinea.

The guinea in the pet store looked so cute and fluffy.

Guinea music has a strong influence on other West African genres.

The fencer's guinea protected his forearm from injuries.

The guinea was still in use as a unit of account in some British contracts up until the 1970s.

The Guinea was often given as a gift or as a form of payment for services rendered, such as legal or medical services.

The guinea pepper, also known as Grains of paradise, is a spice commonly used in West African cuisine.

The Guinea region was heavily impacted by the Ebola virus outbreak in 2014.

The rare guinea was sold at an auction for a hefty sum of money.

The guinea is a versatile instrument that can be played solo or as part of an ensemble.

The guinea was timid and hid under the couch when we first brought him home.

Tony Soprano's father was a guinea from Naples.

The Guinea coast is known for its tropical climate and beautiful beaches.

The auction house sold a guinea for a record-breaking price to a private collector.

The guinea was snuggled up in its bed of hay when I went to check on it.

The museum curator displayed an exhibit of various guinea coins from the early 1900s.

I used to have a guinea when I was younger, and I remember it being a great companion.

The Guinean franc is the official currency of Guinea.

The Ebola virus outbreak that began in Guinea in 2014 quickly spread to other West African countries.

He purchased a guinea at the music store and started practicing traditional Irish melodies.

Counterfeiting was a major problem for the Guinea, with many fake coins circulating in the marketplace.

The fencer's guinea got damaged after a hard hit from his opponent's blade.

The guinea flag has red, yellow, and green horizontal stripes.

The guinea cuisine includes jollof rice and fufu.

The old man reminisced about his youth when he could buy a dozen eggs for one guinea.

The Guinea was eventually replaced by the sovereign as the primary gold coin in circulation in Britain.

The antique book had a guinea used as a bookmark from the previous owner.

The sound of the guinea firing startled the enemy troops and gave the defenders an advantage.

The guinea language has some similarities to other West African languages.

Guinea pepper, also known as grains of paradise, is a spice commonly used in West African cooking.

The Guinea was sometimes melted down and used to make jewelry or other luxury items.

The guinea was a versatile weapon that could be used for both offense and defense.

She played a lively tune on her guinea during the St. Patrick's Day parade.

I bought a new cage for my guinea because the old one was too small.