Pronunciation: /ɡɪlt/
noun a thin layer of gold or a substance resembling gold that is applied to a surface
A1 The picture frame was decorated with shiny gilt edges.
A2 She admired the intricate gilt designs on the antique mirror.
B1 The artist used gilt paint to add a touch of luxury to the sculpture.
B2 The ornate chandelier was adorned with delicate gilt accents.
C1 The gilt furnishings in the palace reflected the opulence of the royal family.
C2 The gilt trim on the grand piano gleamed under the soft lights of the concert hall.
verb to cover with a thin layer of gold
A1 She gilt the picture frame with gold paint.
A2 He carefully gilt the edges of the book with a shiny finish.
B1 The artist gilt the statue to give it a beautiful shine.
B2 The craftsman gilt the mirror frame with intricate designs.
C1 The master artisan gilt the chandelier with a luxurious gold leaf finish.
C2 The restoration expert gilt the antique clock with precision to preserve its original beauty.
formal The antique mirror frame was adorned with intricate gilt patterns.
informal I found a beautiful gilt picture frame at the flea market.
slang Check out the gilt edges on this book, it looks so fancy!
figurative His words were like gilt promises, shiny and attractive but ultimately hollow.
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