Synonym: aureate, deluxe, gilt, gold, golden, grand, luxurious, meretricious, opulent, princely, specious, sumptuous. Similar words: gild, wilder, builder, bewilder, bewildered, wilderness, bewildering, bewilderment. Meaning: ['gɪldɪd] 
adj. 1. having the deep slightly brownish color of gold 2. based on pretense; deceptively pleasing 3. rich and superior in quality 4. made from or covered with gold.
adj. 1. having the deep slightly brownish color of gold 2. based on pretense; deceptively pleasing 3. rich and superior in quality 4. made from or covered with gold. 
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91. Wherefore should I stand in the plague of custom, when the wren goes to' t, and the small gilded fly does lecher in my sight?
92. You came here to drink in the grandeur of the Winter Palace, to float down the majestic canals, to be transported to its gilded czarist opulence.
93. At worst , they were gilded affairs , and with what leniency are gilded errors viewed.
94. Sunlight from the window gilded her shoulder - length blonde hair.
95. If Khaldun is right, the world is going to become a more unsafe place in the coming decade as the great unwashed seek to crash the gilded gates.
96. The gilded bronze tile roof of Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace in distance.
97. What strikes me as paradoxical is that, notwithstanding this negative bias, we as a society remain fascinated by the gilded life.
98. The maturity of newspapering market was formed in the Gilded age.
99. The Lord Mayor follows at the rear in his gilded coach.
100. The four gilded characters Dragon Inn monastery are magnificent, and very impressive.
101. A merely adding chicken to a BLT will form a basic Club ... but then it can be gilded with sliced hard boiled egg, three layers of house-made sourdough and a lemon mayo whipped up by the chef himself.
102. The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today is an 1873 novel by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner that satirizes greed and political corruption in post-Civil War America.
103. He was bare-headed ,(sentencedict .com) and the leaves tossed his rebellious curls and tangled all their gilded threads.
104. The ceremony of the gilded man supposedly ended in the late 15th century when El Dorado and his subjects were conquered by another tribe.
105. Some day I'm going to have a big gilded tooth outside my window for a sign.
106. Children growing up in gilded cages can not bear hardships.
107. Now and again a whimsically painted steeple breaks the horizon, its gilded cupola glittering in the bright spring sun.
108. Winter a master miniaturist, making of our lives an intricate, would - in - a gilded - walnut - shell.
109. I shall have a red coat on him and red-flowered trousers and on his head a hat with a small gilded Buddha sewn on the front and on his feet tiger-faced shoes.
110. Gilt in the square: The foredge of a book gilded before rounding.