gilravager, gill ravager (gilravajer)

One guilty of riotous or wasteful conduct; a depredator; a plunderer. [Scotch.] gilse (gils), n. Same as grilse. gilsonite (gil's on-it), n. [From S. H. Gilson of Salt Lake City.] A very pure form of asphaltum obtained in considerable quantity in the Uinta valley, near Fort Duchesne, Utah. gilt1 (gilt). Preterit of gild1. gilt1 (gilt), p. a. and n. [Pp. of gild1, v.] I. p. a. 1. Gilded. That nayle [wherewith Christ was crucified] I saw set in a faire peece of silver plate double gilt , Coryat, Crudities, I. 46. As a parrot turns Up thro' gilt wires a crafty loving eye. Tennyson, Prince , Prol. Her gilte heere was corouned with a sonne