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Gild=God I Love Dick, God I Love David, God I Love Dinosaurs. Basically anything that starts with the letter D can be put at the end and you can say "God I Love (Anything that starts with the letter D) " Saying GILD puts you into the GILD Clan, basically means you love dick.
"GILD!" "God I Love Dick, it's so good, especially Gabe's." "God I love... DICK!" and also randomly yelling GILD.
Gild by Sirnicholas666 May 14, 2011
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God's Child-- these bitches really be out here representing jesus. Gild's are super fucking religious and always wait till marriage before getting a bitch pregnant. Crosses around their neck 24/7 and church every sunday at 10am.
Rebecca: "Did you see Margret yesterday walking into church?? I didn't know she was so religious."
Tabitha: "Are you kidding me?? That girl is the biggest gild i know!"
gild by caterpillar pregnant April 1, 2019

gild the lily 

trying the adorn something that is already beautiful.
The table is already clean and decorated for the dinner, don't gild the lily.
gild the lily by ahmet April 25, 2006

gild the lily 

Also, as an alternate meaning, another phrase for female masturbation; the manual stimulation of the clitoris performed on oneself.
After I found out that my boyfriend couldn't make a bootycall last night, I had to gild the lily to get to sleep.
gild the lily by kimpoopy April 28, 2008

gild the lilly

It's already wet, but if you wanna you can gild the Lilly

Gild the Lilly

To gild something is to cover it with gold. A nice vagina looks like a flower. So when a woman wants to go take a piss she'll call it "Gild the Lilly" when in mixed company.
Hey Dan, while a girl will Gild the Lilly I will ( see a man about a dog).
Gild the Lilly by St. Peter Dickinson February 26, 2017
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