Gild

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 213
gild, v.t. to mu.] or overlay with gold: to com with any gold like substance to adoin with hisUe //*/ gilding, gat and pap. gdd'i d or gilt. [A S gytdan gold See Gold Gilder, g.MVi, n one whose trade to gild or over artn les witli a thm co.umg of gold. Gilding, gild mg, n at or trade of a gilder gold laid on any suiface lor ornament Gill, gd. n //. the bieatlung organs in fishes and ccri.im otlu aquatic annuals the llap helow llie lull of a l..wl, ISLand as in l)au gut lie, a gill, Swell gxl Gill, id, u a measure = \ pint. [O Fr. gclle cf. l.ow gtllo, a flask, allied to Fr. jale, a huge bowl, E gallon. Se
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