Definitions

1. noun

A fee charged by the owner of a mine for the right to dig on their land.

“The mining company had to pay a sizeable gue to the landowner for the privilege of extracting minerals.”

2. noun

A small, usually unpretentious, hotel or inn.

“The traveler checked into a quaint gue in the countryside for a peaceful night’s sleep.”

3. verb

To give a fee, especially to a landlord, for permission to work on their land.

“The farmer gues the landowner for the right to plant his crops.”