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gilt
1[gilt]
gilt
2[gilt]
noun
a young female swine, especially one that has not produced a litter.
gilt
1/ ɡɪlt /
verb
a past tense and past participle of gild 1
noun
adjective
covered with or as if with gold or gilt; gilded
gilt
2/ ɡɪlt /
noun
a young female pig, esp one that has not had a litter
Word History and Origins
Origin of gilt1
Origin of gilt2
Word History and Origins
Origin of gilt1
Example Sentences
The yield on 30-year UK government bonds - which are known as gilts - has been rising for a number of months, although has now fallen back slightly.
The yield on 30-year UK government bonds - which are known as gilts - has been rising for a number of months.
The 30-year gilt is important in sectors requiring long-term returns: pensions and insurance.
The yield on 30-year UK government bonds - known as gilts - has been rising for some months, and this adds to the cost of UK government debt due to higher interest payments.
A black and gilt disco vibe permeates the 500-capacity space, from the undulating wood ceiling made from salvaged Hollywood Bowl seats to velveteen booths and a winking poster advertising Quaaludes.
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