gild

  • 101gildhall — /gild hawl /, n. guildhall. * * * …

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  • 102guildhall — /gild hawl /, n. (in Britain) the hall built or used by a guild or corporation for its assemblies; town hall. Also, gildhall. [bef. 1000; ME; OE gegyld healle; see GUILD, HALL] * * * ▪ administrative centre, London, United Kingdom… …

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  • 103guildship — /gild ship/, n. 1. guild (defs. 1, 2). 2. the condition or standing of a guild member. [bef. 1000; GUILD + SHIP; prob. not continuous with OE gieldscipe] * * * …

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  • 104Endore — gild, glaze. To apply a finish of tinted gold or other color …

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  • 105Endorre — gild, glaze. To apply a finish of tinted gold or other color …

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  • 106gildhall — gild•hall [[t]ˈgɪldˌhɔl[/t]] n. guildhall …

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  • 107gildning — gild|ning sb., en, er, erne (kastrering) …

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  • 108guildship — ˈgildˌship noun Etymology: guild + ship 1. : guild 1a, 1b, 1c 2. : the status of a guild member …

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  • 109gil|der — gild|er1 «GIHL duhr», noun. a person who gilds, especially as a trade or art. gil|der2 «GIHL duhr», noun. Obsolete. guilder …

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  • 110guil·der — /ˈgıldɚ/ noun, pl ders [count] : a basic unit of money that was formerly used in the Netherlands; also : a coin or bill representing one guilder called also gulden …

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