Guido

American  

[gwee-doh, gwee-daw] / ˈgwi doʊ, ˈgwi dɔ /

noun

1. a male given name.

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Usage

What else does guido mean? Guido is an Italian given name used in the US as a slang term to insult, and sometimes celebrate, East Coast Italian-American men.

Example Sentences

"This is a terrific opportunity to continue to support the league in its mission to grow the game," 49ers chief executive officer Al Guido said.

From Barron's

The Basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina is one of Rome's oldest churches and features artwork by Baroque masters Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Guido Reni.

From BBC

They are also in talks to sell midfielder Lucas Paqueta to Flamengo, having already sold Guido Rodriguez to Valencia and Luis Guilherme to Sporting, while German Niclas Fullkrug has joined AC Milan on loan.

From BBC

She introduces an 11th-century Benedictine monk named Guido, who taught his singing students about “the intervals between notes” by pointing to different parts of his hand.

From The Wall Street Journal

Guido’s hand appeared in manuscripts about music and would be lodged in musicians’ minds, giving them a clear map to navigate pitch.

From The Wall Street Journal