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gild

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They believed the gilded box described in the Bible lay hidden in a tunnel close to the Noble Sanctuary.

From Time

So consider the following guide to grilled vegetables a friendly invitation to gild all your favorite produce with a bit of char, from classic corn on the cob to juicy watermelon.

From Eater

Tender pearls of quinoa and crunchy chia seeds get mixed with velvety oatmeal in this bowl, which is gilded with sweet, caramelized bananas.

Even its ad agency has reservations about continuing to gild the social network’s image.

From Time

You can fill your thermos with this or further gild the lily by adding a four-to-six-ounce pour of gin or whiskey to the top.

The growing exclusiveness of the merchant gild led to the great insurrection of 1312.

The first documentary evidence of the existence of the merchant gild appears in 1242.

The Merchant Gild is too wide a subject to be treated in an Essay such as this.

Bearing this in mind, deviations—apparent or real—from the ordinary course of Gild history will cause us no surprise.

The chief distinction indeed between town and country lay in the fact that the former had a Merchant Gild.

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On this page you'll find 42 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to gild, such as: adorn, bedeck, aurify, beautify, begild, and brighten.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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