The verb that describes the coinage of a new word in order to maintain a rhyme or rhyming scheme.
Gilver is, in fact, a product of the gilverisation of the term silver.
Gilver is, in fact, a product of the gilverisation of the term silver.
by Ladahosen November 27, 2022
by kellyty November 05, 2011
A wet dog. Usually used to describe a dog who has just been washed or has gotten wet and is not dry yet.
In some rare situations, it's sometimes used to describe people, things or other animals, but in most cases, dogs.
This is the only word that rhymes with silver in all the world.
In some rare situations, it's sometimes used to describe people, things or other animals, but in most cases, dogs.
This is the only word that rhymes with silver in all the world.
"Why did you wash that dog in the house? The stupid gilver just rolled all over my best shirt!"
"Oh my gosh, get under my umbrella quickly, you're all gilvery!!"
Dog rain wet smelly mess animal bath
"Oh my gosh, get under my umbrella quickly, you're all gilvery!!"
Dog rain wet smelly mess animal bath
by Gorillaz23 March 08, 2011
waking up with morning glory and going for a piss without realizing therefore urinating on your genral face and torso area!
"Holy shit dude i was so knackered this morning that i gilvered everywhere it even went in my mouth"
by jacksten November 08, 2006